Mathematics For Machine Technology
Mathematics For Machine Technology
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ISBN: 9781337798310
Author: Peterson, John.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 29, Problem 9A

Refer to Figure 29-7. Dimension A with its tolerance is given in each of the following problems. Determine the maximum dimension (maximum limit) and the minimum dimension (minimum limit) for each.
a. Dimension A = 4 .640"  0.003 " + 0.003 "
maximum________ minimum________
b. Dimension A = 5 .927"  0.0012 " + 0.0000 "
maximum________ minimum________
c. Dimension A = 2 .004"  0.004 " + 0.000 "
maximum________ minimum________
d. Dimension A = 4 .6729"  0.0012 " + 0.0000 "
maximum________ minimum________
e. Dimension A = 1 .0875"  0.0000 " + 0.0009 "
maximum________ minimum________
f. Dimension A = 28 .16 mm  0.06 mm + 0.00 mm
maximum________ minimum________
g. Dimension A = 43 .94 mm  0.00 mm + 0.04 mm
maximum________ minimum________
h. Dimension A = 118 .66 mm  0.00 mm + 0.07 mm
maximum________ minimum________
i. Dimension A = 73 .398 mm  0.012 mm + 0.000 mm
maximum________ minimum________
j. Dimension A = 45 .106 mm  0.000 mm + 0.009 mm
maximum________ minimum________

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