Mathematics for Machine Technology
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Chapter 42, Problem 108A
The feed of a drill is the depth of material that the drill penetrates in one revolution. The total depth of penetration equals the product of the number of revolutions and the feed. Compute the feed of a drill that cuts to a depth of 3.300 inches while turning 500.0 revolutions.
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