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(A)
The dimension of A in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of A in inches is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The schematic diagram of the system is shown below.
Figure-(1)
Write the expression for the dimension in inches.
Here, the dimension in inches is
Calculation:
Substitute
Conclusion:
The dimension of A in inches is
(B)
The dimension of B in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of B in inches is
Explanation of Solution
Substitute
Conclusion:
The dimension of B in inches is
(C)
The dimension of C in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of C in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of C in inches is
(D)
The dimension of D in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of D in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of D in inches is
(E)
The dimension of E in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of E in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of E in inches is
(F)
The dimension of F in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of F in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of F in inches is
(G)
The dimension of G in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of G in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of G in inches is
(H)
The dimension of H in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of H in inches is
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Conclusion:
The dimension of H in inches is
(I)
The dimension of I in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of I in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of I in inches is
(J)
The dimension of J in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of J in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of J in inches is
(K)
The dimension of K in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of K in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of K in inches is
(L)
The dimension of L in inches.

Answer to Problem 16A
The dimension of L in inches is
Explanation of Solution
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Conclusion:
The dimension of L in inches is
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