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Non-self-supporting ladders must be placed or positioned at an angle where the horizontal distance from the top support to the foot of the ladder is _______ the working length of the ladder.

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Answer:

Shorter than(?)

Explanation:

What is it that you're looking for here? Is it just some random fill in the blank question?

My guess is that the horizontal distance has to be shorter than that of the ladder length because if it wasn't then the ladder would be laying down or maybe standing straight up... and you can't really use it normally like that... I'm sorry, where is the Physics in this question exactly?

OSHA is a regulatory agency. For a non-self-supporting ladders, the horizontal distance from the top must be 1/4 of its working length.

OSHA:

  • It stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration, is a regulatory agency of the Department of Labor, US governments.
  • It deals with standardization and regulation work areas.
  • It has federal rights to visit the work areas.
  • OSHA made a rule that the distance of the non- self-supporting ladders must 1/4 of its working length.

Therefore, for a non-self-supporting ladders, the horizontal distance from the top must be 1/4 of its working length.

Learn more about OSHA:

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