When soldering, the copper pipe is heated to ____ degrees F.
A) 300 - 500
B) 500 - 800
C) 800 - 1500
D) over 1500

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The copper pipe must be heated to a temperature range of 500-800 degrees Fahrenheit for successful soldering. This temperature range will ensure that the solder melts and fuses the joint together properly. Higher temperatures can damage the pipe or surrounding materials, while lower temperatures may not create a strong enough bond.

When Soldering, the Copper Pipe Is Heated to ____ Degrees