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Jul
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has established permissible sound exposures in the workplace by using the following equation: a = −2.81b + 108.9, where a = maximum decibel levels permissible and b = exposure time in terms of hours. Under these parameters, what would be the maximum permissible sound exposure for a construction worker working an 8-hour shift?
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