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滑升模板的优点是( )。A．一次性投资少 B．高空作业少 C．节约大量模板 D．耗

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题目：

滑升模板的优点是( )。

A．一次性投资少

B．高空作业少

C．节约大量模板

D．耗钢量小

答案：

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参考答案：E

考点：造价工程师建设工程技术与计量（土建）建设工程技术与计量（土建工程部分）18
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