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- Building Materials and Constructioncivil-engineering-mcqs › building-materials-and-construction
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- 9 Jan 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
Both the assertion and the reason statements are accurate; turpentine oil is indeed used as a thinner indoors, and it is pricier than other thinners. However, the higher cost of turpentine oil is not the reason it is preferred for indoor painting.
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