Eye Wash and Safety Shower Stations Locate the eye wash and safety shower stations, denoted by these signs as you go on your virtual tour of the First Year laboratory. How many eye wash/safety shower stations are there?

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- Question: Eye Wash and Safety Shower Stations Locate the eye wash and safety shower stations, denoted by these signs as you go on your virtual tour of the First Year laboratory. How many eye wash/safety shower stations are there?
- Question type: multiple_choice
- Answer: "c. 6"
- Answer options: []

Because the answer options array is empty, we cannot map the given correct answer (c. 6) to any specific choice among listed options, nor can we evaluate each option for correctness. In a typical multiple-choice task, each option would be analyzed to determine why it is correct or incorrect; without those options, this step cannot be completed.

If the options were present, the reasoning would proceed as follows:
- For each option, I would examine the implied number of eye wash/safety shower stations shown in the visual materials and any accompanying captions or signs. I would check whether the count aligns with standard safety signage placements and with the information conveyed during the virtual tour.
- For example, if an option stated a smaller count (e.g., 2 or 3), I would verify whether the tour shows only that many stations or if multiple stations are present but not all are clearly signposted, and explain why that count would be plausible or not.
- If an option stated a larger count (e.g., 6 or more), I would assess whether there are indeed that many distinct stations visible, taking into account any signs that may cover similar equipment or duplicate stations along the tour route.
- I would also discuss any potential ambiguities, such as stations that may be temporarily unavailable, signs obscured by equipment, or signs that refer to combined eye wash and shower units.

However, with no options provided, I cannot distinguish which numbered choice corresponds to the correct count, nor can I identify which of several counts would be incorrect due to misinterpretation of the visuals.

In practice, to resolve this, please supply the complete list of answer options (e.g., a, b, c, d) or attach the image region showing the stations so I can enumerate them and justify the correct option with targeted reasoning for each alternative.

Eye Wash and Safety Shower Stations Locate the eye wash and safety shower stations, denoted by these signs as you go on your virtual tour of the First Year laboratory. How many eye wash/safety shower stations are there?

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