Match each feature control frame to the word or phrase that describes it. Answers are used only once. 1. .009 A BS Feature control frame with too many datum references. 2. e.0200 ABC .003 B Circular runout. 003 ABC 3. Bonus tolerance for LMC is specified. 012 B 4. Composite tolerance. 010 A 5. Shows a cylindrical perpendicularity tolerance zone. 6 0003 Angularity. 004 A 7. A form tolerance. .005 A 8 Shows a former practice; no longer recommended. 9. 0120 A BC Between X & Y specified. 10. .018.250 A BC

Match each feature control frame to the word or phrase that describes it. Answers are used only once. 1. .009 A BS Feature control frame with too many datum references. 2. e.0200 ABC .003 B Circular runout. 003 ABC 3. Bonus tolerance for LMC is specified. 012 B 4. Composite tolerance. 010 A 5. Shows a cylindrical perpendicularity tolerance zone. 6 0003 Angularity. 004 A 7. A form tolerance. .005 A 8 Shows a former practice; no longer recommended. 9. 0120 A BC Between X & Y specified. 10. .018.250 A BC

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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