Manufacturing processes Q4:-1- The cutting action in machining involvesa. shear deformation b. plastic deformation c. elastic deformation d. deflectionof the work material to form a chip2- A cutting tool has one or more sharp cutting edges and is made of a material that isthan thework material.a. softerb. harderc. same hardnessd. less hardness3- In how many groups, metal removal process can be classified?а.2b. 3с. 4d. 54- The ratio of to to tcisIscos ølscos øls cos (ø + a)Issin øIssin ø5- а. r %3b. r =C. r =d. r =ls cos (ø + a)cos (ø – a)ls cos (ø – a)6- The time period between two consecutive resharpening, with which the cuts the material effectively iscalled as7- shear plane is8- The point at which the cutting tool reaches, beyond which it w ill not function satisfactorily until it isreground, is called asa. Tool wearb. tool failurec. too diffusiond. none of the above9- The cutting tool removes the metal from workpiece in the form ofa. solid blocksb. Powderc. chipsd. all of the above

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Q4:- 1- The cutting action in machining involves a. shear deformation b. plastic deformation c. elastic deformation d. deflection of the work material to form a chip 2- A cutting tool has one or more sharp cutting edges and is made of a material that is than the work material. a. softer b. harder c. same hardness d. less hardness 3- In how many groups, metal removal process can be classified? а. 2 b. 3 с. 4 d. 5 4- The ratio of to to tc is Iscos ø Is cos (ø - a) Iscos ø Is cos (ø + a) Işsin ø Issin ø 5- a. r = b. r = C. r = d. r = Is cos (ø + a) ls cos (ø - a) 6- The time period between two consecutive resharpening, with which the cuts the material effectively is called as 7- shear plane is 8- The point at which the cu reground, is called as tool reaches, beyond which it w ill not function satisfactorily until it is a. Tool wear b. tool failure c. too diffusion d. none of the above 9- The cutting tool removes the metal from workpiece in the form of a. solid blocks b. Powder c. chips d. all of the above

Q4:- 1- The cutting action in machining involves a. shear deformation b. plastic deformation c. elastic deformation d. deflection of the work material to form a chip 2- A cutting tool has one or more sharp cutting edges and is made of a material that is than the work material. a. softer b. harder c. same hardness d. less hardness 3- In how many groups, metal removal process can be classified? а. 2 b. 3 с. 4 d. 5 4- The ratio of to to tc is Iscos ø Is cos (ø - a) Iscos ø Is cos (ø + a) Işsin ø Issin ø 5- a. r = b. r = C. r = d. r = Is cos (ø + a) ls cos (ø - a) 6- The time period between two consecutive resharpening, with which the cuts the material effectively is called as 7- shear plane is 8- The point at which the cu reground, is called as tool reaches, beyond which it w ill not function satisfactorily until it is a. Tool wear b. tool failure c. too diffusion d. none of the above 9- The cutting tool removes the metal from workpiece in the form of a. solid blocks b. Powder c. chips d. all of the above

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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