Q2. (30 Marks) For the following figure:1. Read the tolerances (GD&T) from the figure?2. Write the Opitz code (5 digits only) for this product?3. Write few points about point cloud? And how it can be used to inspect the geometry ofproducts?4. Draw sketch (free hand) to the top view of the figure below? (())5. For the symbol below the figure, what does it means? () will joالهندسي08±0.01A020±0.0100.02MAM BM010±0.0100.02MAMماذا يعنيهذاB

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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