Exam 8: Reading Dimensions
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Adjacent dimension numerals are staggered for easier reading on the print.
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A slash is used at the end of a dimension line on a manufactured part print.
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It is best for a print to have views and dimensions crowed on as small of a sheet as possible.
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Name the standard units of linear measurement on engineering documents and prints.
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Rectangular coordinate dimensioning without dimension lines is also known as dimensioning with dimension lines.
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A dimension is a numerical value or values, or mathematical expression provided in appropriate units of measure and used to define form, size, orientation or location of a feature or part, and can contain standard symbols that are unique to the specific dimensioned feature or dimensioning application.
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When a maximum and minimum limit is specified, the average roughness height must lie outside the two limits.
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Which of the following is (are) a reason(s) for using fillets and rounds in forging?
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A dimension is a metric value used on a print to describe size, shape, location, geometric characteristic, or surface texture.
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A complete detail print includes multiviews and dimensions that provide neither shape nor size description.
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____________________ aid in clarity, ease of print presentation and save time.
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Which of the following is not used to finish a surface to the specified smoothness required?
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When some of the surfaces of an object are machined to certain specifications, a surface finish symbol is placed on the view where the surface or surfaces ____.
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Draft is the slope allowance on all vertical surfaces of a pattern, which is necessary to facilitate the removal of the pattern from the mold.
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A counterbore is never used to machine a diameter below the surface of a part so a bolt head can be recessed.
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The application of fillets and rounds to forging dies is to ____.
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