I will be sitting for the exam in the next month or so and have a question that hopefully someone can answer.

There are a few sample questions on the PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, and one has me 100% stumped.

What is the minimum line width allowed by OCGA 15-6-67 for an 11 by 17-inch tracing?

a. 0.001 inch

b. 0.010 inch

c. 0.013 inch

d. 0.100 inch

Now sure, the answer would be great to have, but the bigger issue is that if I go to here:

Rules and Regulations for the Georgia Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors Board | Georgia Secretary of State (ga.gov)

and then head to here:

Georgia General Assembly | PAW Document Page (lexis.com)

there's no mention of sheet sizes or line widths at all.  The aforementioned Bulletin also gives a representative content outline which points me to both OCGA 15-6-67 as well as RULE 180-7-.07 which also makes no mention of map sizes and/or line thicknesses.

So, I wonder if the question is completely bogus or did the Official Code and/or Rules get changed and this question didn't get modified accordingly?

Thanks for any help.  

I will say I'm halfway through Mr. Cadle's book and the genesis of the State of Georgia is very interesting compared to the states in the northeast.

I think ALL CAPS and the right font allow you to go as low as 0.06. That's what I've been taught, anyhow. Apparenlty, this rule replaced the specific text height.