What might result from the use of an open-end-wrench with too large openings for a particular job?1. This is not a problem if the wrench is only one size larger than the nut. 2. The jaws of the wrench might become sprung. 3. The nut or bolt might become rounded. 4. The wrench will break.

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Raiden Rice

31 January, 06:19

What might result from the use of an open-end-wrench with too large openings for a particular job?1. This is not a problem if the wrench is only one size larger than the nut. 2. The jaws of the wrench might become sprung. 3. The nut or bolt might become rounded. 4. The wrench will break.

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Eli Combs · Answer 1

The Correct options are 2 and 3.

Explanation:

From the 4 options provided the two options that best suits the questions are; "The jaws of the wrench might become sprung"; and "The nut or bolt might become rounded." These options are the likely options experienced when an open-end-wrench with double openings for a job.