Physics, 21.10.2020 02:01 noellelovebug1214

Levi is installing a heat pump. He installed the pipes two feet deep. He then installed the unit within the house and installed a thermostat inside to regulate the heat pump. Lastly, he installed a furnace in the basement.
Which best describes Levi's errors?
O The pipes need to be at least six feet deep to avoid the freezing ground, and he did not need to install a furnace.
O He did not need to install a furnace, and pipes are not necessary in the installation and function of a heat pump.
O Thermostats should be installed directly to the outside unit, and the pipes need to be at least six feet deep to avoid
the freezing ground.
O Pipes are not necessary in the installation and function of a heat pump, and thermostats should be installed directly
to the outside unit.

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