The metal skin of an airplane is inspected carefully at the time of assembly and any flaws
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a. Exactly two flaws in a 10 square foot area.
b. No flaws in a 20 square foot area.
c. No more than one flaw in a 30 square foot area.
d. At least two flaws in a 15 square foot area.
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