alleryStart learning →Outside the U.S., what reference point is used for HDD contracts?
A18 degrees Celsius
B0 degrees Celsius
C30 degrees Celsius
D100 degrees Celsius
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 18 degrees Celsius
The standard reference is 18 degrees Celsius outside the U.S., equal to 65 degrees F in the U.S.
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