QUESTION 9 Which statement concerning additive manufacturing is true? Additive manufacturing O started with plastics, but has expanded to include metals and composites. O is currently limited to advanced applications and high performance metal alloys. O can be used for custom products, but its better suite to large product runs. O None of the above. QUESTION 10 Additive manufacturing developed from which field? O a. Plastic processing O b. Rapid prototyping OC CNC machining O d. Product assembly QUESTION 11 Which one of the following ASTM additive manufacturing classifications describes a process in which thermal energy, often from a laser, is used to melt materials as they are deposited? O a. Vat photopolymerization O b. Powder bed fusion OC Directed energy deposition O d. Material jetting

QUESTION 9 Which statement concerning additive manufacturing is true? Additive manufacturing O started with plastics, but has expanded to include metals and composites. O is currently limited to advanced applications and high performance metal alloys. O can be used for custom products, but its better suite to large product runs. O None of the above. QUESTION 10 Additive manufacturing developed from which field? O a. Plastic processing O b. Rapid prototyping OC CNC machining O d. Product assembly QUESTION 11 Which one of the following ASTM additive manufacturing classifications describes a process in which thermal energy, often from a laser, is used to melt materials as they are deposited? O a. Vat photopolymerization O b. Powder bed fusion OC Directed energy deposition O d. Material jetting

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