Calculate the Total Reading from the figure given below for Least count 0.02mm Vernier caliper Image 1 3 '1 '2 '3 '4 '5 7 8, For more clarity of Vernier scale refer the magnified image given below 56 7 8 9 Answer:

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A: Pressure Guage: Pressure gauges are used to indicate pressure and used for pressure measurements.

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Q: Draw the orthographic views of the following isometric figure. (Units in mm)

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Q: s a caliper use to measure inside diameters widths of slots and the like [a)micrometer (b)outside…

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Q: 22 70 56 34 44 RS 024 0s-1 Holes Top view Isometric view 26 +34+ 22-4

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Q: Use Scale ( 1:1 ), for the front and side views shown draw the isometric projection 50

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Q: Draw the orthographic views of the following isometric figure. (units in mm

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