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Engineering Drawing TS: True Size EV: Edge ViewTrue or False 1. It is possible that a plane will appear in TS in two consecutive reference planes.  2. It is possible that a plane will appear in EV in two consecutive reference planes.  3. Is it possible to show two planes in TS in a single reference plane. 4.

I need these three parts answered (Multiple Choice). If you can not answer all three parts please leave it for another tutor to answer.  At what apparent angle (relative to a horizontal line) is this auxiliary view projected? (Multiple Choice)a. 15°b. 25°c. 45°d. 90° How many reference dimensions are specified on this print? (Multiple Choice)a. oneb. twoc. threed. four How many angular dimensions are specified on this print? (Multiple Choice)a. oneb. twoc. threed. four

I need these three parts answered (Multiple Choice). If you can not answer all three parts, please leave it for another tutor to answer. Thank you.   At what apparent angle (relative to a horizontal line) is this auxiliary view projected? (Multiple Choice)a. 15°b. 25°c. 45°d. 90° How many reference dimensions are specified on this print? (Multiple Choice)a. oneb. twoc. threed. four How many angular dimensions are specified on this print? (Multiple Choice)a. oneb. twoc. threed. four

Draw the isometric drawing given the following multiview projections

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Only two principal views are necessary to show the length, width and height of an object.

PART-A (Sectional View - SKETCHING) 1. Reproduce all two views given and add/complete the sectional view accordingly. 2. You may sketch the multiple objects on each A3 paper. 3. The grid square size is 5 mm. Sketch the objects with estimated size. 4. You DO NOT need to use ruler to sketch. DO NOT sketch the grid again, only the object. 5. All constructions line MUST be DELETED upon completion of the sketching.

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I need help answering these two parts pertaining to the print provided below.   What name is given on this print to the view that is not in multiview orientation orarrangement? (Multiple Choice)a. Schematic viewb. Plain viewc. Auxiliary viewd. Section view In addition to a revision history block in the upper, right-hand corner of the print, this print also features a block entitled _____, since it is a multisheet print. (Multiple Choice)a. CAD model updatesb. revision status of sheetsc. history of changesd. authors and ECN data

PART-A (Sectional View - SKETCHING)1. Reproduce all two views given and add/complete the sectional view accordingly.2. You may sketch the multiple objects on each A3 paper.3. The grid square size is 5 mm. Sketch the objects with estimated size.4. You DO NOT need to use ruler to sketch. DO NOT sketch the grid again, only the object.5. All constructions line MUST be DELETED upon completion of the sketching.

** 14. An entomologist observes a l-mm-long bug with a lens of focal length 5 cm. a) The bug is placed 10 cm from the lens. What will be the location, size, and orientation (erect or inverted) of the image? b) The bug is placed 5 cm from the lens. What will be the location, size, and orientation of the image? c) The bug is placed 4 cm from the lens. What will be the location, size, and orientation of the image?

7. Make Orthographic (Front/Top/Right views) Free hand sketch of the objects shown in the pictorials. ZA A 4

I have three parts that I need answered pertaining to the print provided below.   Is the auxiliary view of this print in projection or removed out of projection? (Multiple Choice)a. In projectionb. Removed out of projection At what apparent angle (relative to a horizontal line) is this auxiliary view projected? (Multiple Choice)a. 15°b. 25°c. 45°d. 90° How many reference dimensions are specified on this print? (Multiple Choice)a. oneb. twoc. threed. four

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

Given two views of a multi-view drawing, draw the missing view and then create a 3D isometric sketch of the object.

How many auxiliary views are found on this print?

Even if a sectional view is available, all hidden lines should be placed on the appropriate views. True? A. Yes, always B. No, it does not matter C. No; ok to leave hidden lines out for clarity

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