Question 2 Sketch or draw the two-view drawing shown in Figure 2. Add the geometric dimensioning information per the following information: 1. Make the right-hand face in the right side view flat within 0.01. Identify this surface as datum feature A. 2. Make the top surface in the front view perpendicular within 0.01 relative to datum feature A. Identify this surface as datum feature B. 3. Make the right-hand surface in the front view perpendicular within 0.01 relative to datum feature B. Identify this surface as datum feature C. 4. Position the four holes within a 0.007 cylindrical tolerance zone at maximum material condition relative to primary datum feature A, secondary datum feature B, and tertiary datum feature C. 20.060 20.000 20 10.000 R20 Fig 2: 2-Drawing

Question 2 Sketch or draw the two-view drawing shown in Figure 2. Add the geometric dimensioning information per the following information: 1. Make the right-hand face in the right side view flat within 0.01. Identify this surface as datum feature A. 2. Make the top surface in the front view perpendicular within 0.01 relative to datum feature A. Identify this surface as datum feature B. 3. Make the right-hand surface in the front view perpendicular within 0.01 relative to datum feature B. Identify this surface as datum feature C. 4. Position the four holes within a 0.007 cylindrical tolerance zone at maximum material condition relative to primary datum feature A, secondary datum feature B, and tertiary datum feature C. 20.060 20.000 20 10.000 R20 Fig 2: 2-Drawing

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