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The difference between the setpoint temperature and the conditioned temperature is known as A. margin. B. offset. C. gap. D. error.

The difference between the setpoint temperature and the conditioned temperature is known as A. margin. B. offset. C. gap. D. error.
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The difference between the setpoint temperature and the conditioned temperature is known as

A. margin.
B. offset.
C. gap.
D. error.

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Answer:offset

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