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I have three parts that need to be answered pertaining to the print provided below.   If an auxiliary view were used to show a view looking into the hole that is inclined 15°, would the auxiliary view be projected above the left side view, above the section view, or below the section view? (Multiple Choice)A: Above the section viewB: To the left of the section viewC: To the right of the section viewD: Below the section view What is the diameter of the hole that is inclined 15°? (Multiple Choice)A: 2.5'B: 25'C: .25'D: .025' For this print, there are special triangles floating next to a few dimensions. What tolerance is applied to those dimensions? (Multiple Choice)A: .020″ (±.010″)B: .030″ (±.015″)C: .010″ (±.005″)

The front and the top views of a machine component are given below. Please draw 1. The front view from A-A section surface 2. The top view as given 3. The left view after you ensure the isometric view of the component on a A3 drawing paper within a horizontal direction. (It is recommended to sketch up the isometric perspective view of the component on any draft paper before drawing the multiviews.) 4. Dimension the views based on the numbers given on views. Do not try to take the dimensions from the given views. Unknown dimensions should be taken symmetric, if needed. (Make a good dimensinoning distribution of each view. Do not leave dimensionless of any view or do not repeat the same dimension in different views.) Note: Do not forget to fill a proper title block on the right comer of the paper downward. 65 20 70 125 AT TA 30 30 07 09 32 09

How many auxiliary views are found on this print?

I need help with number 11 and 14. Please see markedup image attached. 11. On the part attached, specify a geometric control to make the left surface in the front view perpendicular to the bottom surface within .005 total. 14. On the part attached, there is no perpendicularity requirement specified between the right surface and bottom surface. What perpendicularity is implied?

LABEL SURFACES, NUMBER CORNERS WHEN INDICATED. ISOMETRIC PICTORIAL VIEW GIVEN: TOP VEW AND PICTORIAL FULL SECTION VIEW. SKETCH: FRONT FULL SECTION VIEW AND RIGHT SIDE VIEW. WHAT MATERIAL IS SHOWN? ORTHOGRAPHIC VIEWS

The orthographic view of object include front view, side view and top view

Sketch the orthographic view as per the arrangement Note using catia v5 ( drafting ) Don't sketch the figure with pencil Thank you

I need these three parts answered (Multiple Choice). If you can not answer all three parts please leave it for another tutor. Thank you,   On this print, there is a stem and knob assembly at an angle to the main view. If an auxiliary view were used to show the round knob as a true circle, could it be projected of off the view? (Multiple Choice)A: No, it would need to be projected from a top viewB: Yes, it should be projected from the front view Why does this drawing only have nine dimensions and those are all in parentheses? (Multiple Choice)A: It is an assembly drawing and the dimensions show distances for reference purposes onlyB: The final dimensions have not yet been determinedC: The model is parametric and the dimensions can change at any timeD: They are all 'basic' dimensions How many revisions are indicated on this print? (Multiple Choice)A:noneB: oneC: twoD: three

I have three parts that need to be answered pertaining to the print provided below.   Most of the sections on this print are full sections. What other method of sectioning is used? (Multiple Choice)A: OffsetB: HalfC: RevolvedD: Broken out On this print, there is a stem and knob assembly at an angle to the main view. If an auxiliary view were used to show the round knob as a true circle, could it be projected of off the view? (Multiple Choice)A: No, it would need to be projected from a top viewB: Yes, it should be projected from the front view Why does this drawing only have nine dimensions and those are all in parentheses? (Multiple Choice)A: It is an assembly drawing and the dimensions show distances for reference purposes onlyB: The final dimensions have not yet been determinedC: The model is parametric and the dimensions can change at any timeD: They are all 'basic' dimensions