**Title: Understanding Resultant Condition of the HOLE****Objective:**Learn how to calculate the resultant condition of a hole in a mechanical drawing based on given tolerances.---**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram presents a rectangular part with two circular holes. Key features include:1. **Dimensions:** - The overall length of the part is 6.000 units. - Two holes are aligned horizontally, each with a distance of 2.000 units from the left edge and the same 3.000 unit distance between them.2. **Hole Specifications:** - Left Hole: Diameter ranges from 0.995 to 1.000 units, with a positional tolerance of Ø0.008 at maximum material condition (MMC), referencing datum points A, B, and C. - Right Hole: Diameter ranges from 1.005 to 1.030 units, with a positional tolerance of Ø0.005 at MMC, referencing the same datum points.3. **Datums:** - Datum A (Top view): Located at the bottom of the rectangle. - Datum B and C (Side view): Located on the ends of the rectangle, indicating vertical and horizontal reference planes.4. **Standard Tolerances:** - Linear dimensions have a general tolerance of ±0.01 units. - Angular dimensions have a tolerance of ±1 degree.---**Question:**Calculate the resultant condition of the HOLE in the drawing using the specified options.**Answer Choices:**- 1.060- 1.000- 0.530- 0.982- None of these answers is correctUnderstanding this diagram requires knowledge of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) to correctly interpret and calculate the resultant conditions of geometric features.

Calculate the Resultant Condition of the HOLE in the drawing below: 1.000 O 1.060 O 1.000 O.530 0.982 C 2.000 Ø.995-1.000 01.005-1.030 +0.008MABC +0.005MABC 6.00 O None of these answers is correct X 3.000 O B A .XX = .01 ANGLES = + 1°

Calculate the Resultant Condition of the HOLE in the drawing below: 1.000 O 1.060 O 1.000 O.530 0.982 C 2.000 Ø.995-1.000 01.005-1.030 +0.008MABC +0.005MABC 6.00 O None of these answers is correct X 3.000 O B A .XX = .01 ANGLES = + 1°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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