Determine the readings in thousandths of an inch on thefollowing micrometers.INCH MICROMETER50 14 51.2.202015READING:-READING :2 37 820-104.-15READING :READING :PROP LEM 2 7©Cengage Learning 2013.53. Determine the readings on the following dial calipers. Theinches and tenths are given.READING: 1.4.001"READING: 2.5.001READING: 1.7.001"READING: 3.2.© Cengage Learning 2013.

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Determine the readings in thousandths of an inch on the
following micrometers.
INCH MICROMETER
5
0 1
4 5
1.
2.
20
20
15
READING:-
READING :
2 3
7 8
20
-10
4.
-15
READING :
READING :
PROP LEM 2 7
©Cengage Learning 2013.
5
3.

Determine the readings on the following dial calipers. The
inches and tenths are given.
READING: 1.4.
001"
READING: 2.5.
001
READING: 1.7.
001"
READING: 3.2.
© Cengage Learning 2013.

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$\begin{array}{l} The thimble is divided into twenty-five equal parts, \\ and, one complete rotation of the thimble coincides with the smallest division on the sleeve. \\ Thus, the division on the thimble is one-twenty-fifth of in i,e .025" \end{array}$

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$\begin{array}{l} reading on the sleeve = 0.100 " \\ No. of lines between " 1 " and edge of thimble = 1 \times 0.025 = 0.025 " \\ Thimble line corrosponding to center line of sleeve=0 \\ Total reading = 0.100 + 0.025 + 0 = 0.125 " \end{array}$

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