Drill bit
Bill's 3/8-inch drill bit is missing and needed for a job. He can get by with drilling a smaller hole than 3/8-inch as long as it is as close to 3/8-inch as possible. Which of the following bits would be the best to use?
A. 13/32 inch
B. 23/64 inch
C. 1/2 inch
D. 5/16 inch
A. 13/32 inch
B. 23/64 inch
C. 1/2 inch
D. 5/16 inch
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