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    Which Type of Fault Does NOT,by Definition,have a Fault Trace
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Which Type of Fault Does NOT,by Definition,have a Fault Trace

Question 35

Question 35

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Which type of fault does NOT,by definition,have a fault trace?


A) normal fault
B) reverse fault
C) blind fault
D) None of the above are correct;all faults have recognizable traces.

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