two technicians are discussing svg wiring diagrams. technician a says the wiring diagrams are laid out in a…

two technicians are discussing svg wiring diagrams. technician a says the wiring diagrams are laid out in a consistent format regardless of the oem. technician b says in multiple page wiring diagrams wires will typically leave the page on the top and bottom while components are placed on the left and the right sides. who is correct? technician a only technician b only both technician a and technician b neither technician a nor technician b

two technicians are discussing svg wiring diagrams. technician a says the wiring diagrams are laid out in a consistent format regardless of the oem. technician b says in multiple page wiring diagrams wires will typically leave the page on the top and bottom while components are placed on the left and the right sides. who is correct? technician a only technician b only both technician a and technician b neither technician a nor technician b

Answer

Brief Explanations:

SVG (Standard Vehicle Graphic) wiring diagrams have a consistent format across different OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers). In multiple - page wiring diagrams, it is a common layout practice that wires leave the page on the top and bottom, and components are placed on the left and right sides.

Answer:

C. Both Technician A and Technician B