A homeowners association (HOA) covenant restricts roof-mounted solar equipment visibility from the street. Which design approach would best address this requirement?

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APlace the array on the rear-facing roof slope
BInstall a larger system to increase efficiency
CUse only ground-mounted arrays
DIncrease inverter size to compensate

✓ Correct answer: A. Place the array on the rear-facing roof slope Placing the array on the rear-facing roof slope would typically make it less visible from the street, helping comply with HOA visibility restrictions while still allowing for solar installation.

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