Explanation Given Information: The provided U.S. micrometer is, Steps to measure on the U.S. micrometer in thousandths of an inch as follows: Step1: In first, read the last numbered graduation which showing on the barrel. And multiply the resultant number by 0.100 in . Step2: Determine the number of smaller graduations between the last numbered graduation and the head and the resultant number is multiply by 0.025 in . Step3: find the graduation on the head which is most nearly in the line with the center line on the barrel and the resultant number is multiply by this graduation by 0.001 in . Step4: finally add the resultant numbers which found in steps 1, 2 and 3. Consider the provided U.S. micrometer, To determine the total measurement on the U.S. micrometer, follow the steps bellow as. Step1: The provided division numbered on the barrel is, 3 The provided numbered division 3 is multiply by 0.100 in . , Thus, 3 ( 0.100 in . ) = 0.300 in . Step2: The small division on the barrel is, 3 Multiply the provided number 3 by 0

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