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What is the maximum height without barriers for elevated structures designed for ages 2-5?

  1. 30"

  2. 20"

  3. 48"

  4. 29"

The correct answer is: 30"

For elevated structures designed for ages 2-5, the maximum height without barriers is typically limited to 30 inches. This is to ensure the safety of young children who may be playing on the structure. Options B, C, and D are all incorrect because they either exceed or fall short of this maximum height limit. Option B is 20 inches, which is lower than the recommended maximum for safety purposes. Option C is 48 inches, which is well above the limit and could pose a safety risk for young children. Option D is 29 inches, which also falls short of the maximum height limit. Therefore, option A is the most appropriate and safest choice for a maximum height without barriers for elevated structures designed for ages 2-5.

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