Range Command 'Load' moves from which to Condition 3?

Range Command 'Load' moves from which to Condition 3?

• A. Condition 3 to Condition 2
• B. Condition 4 to Condition 3
• C. Condition 1 to Condition 4
• D. Condition 2 to Condition 1

Answer: (B)

When a Range Command Load is used, you transition into Condition 3 from the state that immediately precedes it in the sequence. The direct move into Condition 3 is from Condition 4, so the correct path is from 4 to 3. This means you start at 4, apply Load, and end up at 3, ready for operation within that range. Other paths would end in a different condition (for example, moving from 3 to 2 ends at 2, not 3; moving from 1 to 4 goes to a different state, etc.), so they don’t accomplish the required transition to Condition 3.

When a Range Command Load is used, you transition into Condition 3 from the state that immediately precedes it in the sequence. The direct move into Condition 3 is from Condition 4, so the correct path is from 4 to 3. This means you start at 4, apply Load, and end up at 3, ready for operation within that range. Other paths would end in a different condition (for example, moving from 3 to 2 ends at 2, not 3; moving from 1 to 4 goes to a different state, etc.), so they don’t accomplish the required transition to Condition 3.