A Technique Called Cost-Benefit Analysis, Derived from Economics, Is Often

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A technique called cost-benefit analysis, derived from economics, is often used to arrive at an answer to the question, "What produces the greatest good for most people?"

Identify tools and methods for measuring brake drum dimensions and wear.

Understand common drum brake arrangements and their components.

Recognize the causes and solutions for common drum brake problems such as leaks, grabbing brakes, and pulsation.

Understand the safety practices in brake servicing, including the handling of brake dust and use of brake lubricant.

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