So in college dormitories, we have fire alarms (building-wide) and then smoke detectors in individual rooms. Obviously, the smoke detectors go off when they detect smoke. Do the fire alarms go off automatically, or only if someone pulls it? I notice they don't always go off when smoke detectors do.
No, because you can see the hydrant.
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