When scaling logs at a sawmill, the scaler usually combines log length (in feet) with ..... to determine board foot volume/

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When scaling logs at a sawmill, the scaler usually combines log length (in feet) with ____ to determine board foot volume/

A	Average DIB, small end
B	Weight
C	Average DBH
D	Top height

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -Log volume, using Scribner scale, is an estimate of the number of boards that can be cut from a cross section of the small end of the log. Lumber recovery is the actual number of boards that the mill cuts from the log.

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