Which of the following statements is LEAST-Likely true?
A) The term negative length refers to a measurement point that has been pushed in or is shorter than specs.
B) The term positive length refers to measurement point that is too long or has been forced out from center of vehicle.
C) The term negative width refers to measurement point that is pushed to center of vehicle or is too short.
D) The term positive height refers to measurement point that has been pushed down or is too low.

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Positive height typically refers to a measurement point that is higher than the specified standard, not lower. The descriptions for negative length, positive length, and negative width correctly describe adjustments or deviations from standard measurements in terms of being shorter, longer, or pushed towards the center, respectively.

Which of the Following Statements Is LEAST-Likely True