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$6$Part $4$: Determining Receptacle LocationsIn this exercise, you'll evaluate the floor plan for a living room in a typical home and determine the proper locations for the electrical outlets in the room. The NEC covers not only the electrical wiring of devices but also $($in many cases$)$ the proper location for each device.

An image of a living room diagram with wall dimensions labeledFIGURE $7-$Use this living room diagram to complete Part $4.$

Look at the living room shown in Figure $7.$ Imagine that you want to install in this room the minimum number of outlets required by the NEC. To complete the exercise, you'll need to determine the minimum number of outlets needed for this room. You'll also need to indicate the correct locations for their installation.

Mark the location of the outlets directly on the figure. To do so$,$ print this resource and mark the outlets on the figure, then scan the page.

To receive full credit for this exercise, you'll need to do four things:

Indicate the location of each outlet in the figure by using the appropriate symbol.

Indicate the distance that the outlet should be placed along the adjoining wall.

Show how the branch circuit$($s$)$ would be connected.

Indicate the proper spacing between outlets to meet NEC code requirements.

Keep in mind that there are several different ways that this job can be done correctly. However, remember that you're trying to install the minimum number of outlets. Therefore, you may have to try several different patterns to determine which configuration uses the minimum number of outlets. $($Try sketching your ideas on scrap paper first; then, mark your final answers directly on the figure.$)$ Supplying

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