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What would happen if you did not leave the building wen the fire bell sounds?
you will most likely get burned
What would happen if you put a drop of blood into fire?
If you put blood into fire.....nothing will happen as it will perish in fire but you might see some red colour for a few second through out the flames.
Which type cable is used for the fire alarm system?
The type of cable commonly used for fire alarm systems is called "fire-rated cable" or "plenum-rated cable." This type of cable is designed to meet the fire safety standards and building codes for fire alarm system installation. It has a fire-resistant jacket that helps prevent the spread of fire and toxic smoke in the event of a fire.
Will the usb cable for the Kindle 2 work for the Kindle 3?
I don't think so. I have a regular Kindle and a Kindle Fire and the USB cable on the regular Kindle does not work with the Kindle Fire. But I think a USB cable shared between two regular Kindles might work.
What would happen if don't have fire?
We might not be here if fire wasn't discovered. Our ancestors would have been freezed to death.
Can you leave a fire unattended?
No, it is not safe to leave a fire unattended.
What might happen in a tropical rain forest biome if the area received very little rain for an extended period of time?
Possibly a forest fire. That would leave the forest as a meadow or prairie, to start all over again.
What Is A fire resistant cable called?
Usually known as 'Fire Resistant Cable' (or FR Cable). There are various specifications depending on where the cabling is to to used, what ducting, etc.
What would happen if a bonobo was taught how to make and use fire and then released into the wild?
it might burn the forest
What might happen to cause a rock concert to end abruptly?
Violence Bad weather Fire Power outage
What kind of usb cable fits the Kindle Fire?
usb micro cable, but is it the same as a camera cable
Is it safe to leave a fire pit unattended"?
No, it is not safe to leave a fire pit unattended.
