Chapter 5 - Key GD&T; Terms 61 QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMSAcealry A center plane can

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Chapter 5 - Key GD&T; Terms 61 QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMSAcealry A center plane can be established from: A. ca 3. Any regular feature of size A width feature of size B. C. Website Bonus Materials Any feature of size Additional questions are available at our website. To access bonus materials for D. All of the above this textbook, please visic cwww.etinews.com/textbookbonus When working with a related actual mating envelope, the term related refers to the relationship... A. With adjacent features B. To specified datum features C. Between actual local sizes D. Between features in a pattern 4. True and False Indicate if each statement is true or false T/F 1. A single surface of compound curvature is One reason it's important to distinguish between regu- lar and irregular features of size is: 5. considered a complex feature. T/F 2. An axis is considered a feature. T/F3. Aping,8X10mm long has hundreds ofactual Oaly regular features of size have a MMC condition C.Only regular features of size have an actual mat. B. local sizes. ing envelope D. 4, Apin ¢8 x 10mm long has only one unrelated Only regular features of size have an RFS condition T/F actual mating envelope. The maximum material condition of an external regular feature of size is the A. Smallest 6. T/F 5. A triangular hole may be described as an size limit. irregular feature of size. T/F 6. A sphere is an irregular feature of size. T/F 7. Aregular feature of size has both an MMC and an B. Nominal C. Largest D. Basi LMC. 7. A regular feature of size must contain Multiple Choice Cincle the best answer to each statement I. Two types of actual mating envelopes are: faces or elements. A. Some opposed B. Non-opposed C. Perpendicular D. Adjacent A. Regular and irregular B. MMC and LMC C. Related and unrelated D. Opposed and non-opposed Which of the following could be used to create a regular feature of size? A. A cylinder B. A set of parallel planes C. A circle D. All of the above 2.

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1. true since A single surface of compound curvature or a collection of other features that constrains up to six degrees of freedom.

2. true as A straight line that coincides with the axis of the true geometric counterpart of the specified feature.

3. true as there can be diffrence in micron .

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