What does a flag at the junction of the arrow and the reference line signify?

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AField weld
BAll-around weld
CIntermittent weld
DWeld with reinforcement

✓ Correct answer: A. Field weld A flag (a small triangular symbol) at the junction of the arrow and reference line indicates a field weld, meaning the weld is to be performed at the job site rather than in a fabrication shop.

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