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 57, Problem 13A
To determine

(a)

Construct the angle 45° and check by using protractor.

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Explanation of Solution

Given:

An angle is 45°.

Construction:

Following are the steps of construction for angle 45°:

  • Draw a horizontal line segment named as OB.
  • Take a point O and make a semicircular arc on the line with the help of compass.
  • Cut the semicircular arc two times and name as point D and C.
  • Make an angular bisector from points D and C.
  • Draw a line of 90° from O.
  • Bisect the 90° to get 45° .

The angle 45° is shown below:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  1

Check the angle by applying a protector on the line OB as follows:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  2

To determine

(b)

Construct the angle 22°30 and check by using protractor.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given:

An angle is 22°30.

Construction:

Following are the steps of construction for angle 22°30:

  • Draw a horizontal line segment named as OA.
  • Take a point O and make a semicircular arc on the line with the help of compass.
  • Cut the semicircular arc two times.
  • Make an angular bisector from two points.
  • Draw a line of 90° from O.
  • Bisect the 90° to get 45° .
  • Again, bisect the angle 45° to get 22°30.

The angle 22°30or22.5° is shown below:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  3

Check the angle by applying a protector on the line OB as follows:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  4

To determine

(c)

Construct the angle 67°30 and check by using protractor.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given:

An angle is 67°30.

Construction:

Following are the steps of construction for angle 67°30:

  • Draw a horizontal line segment named as OA.
  • Take a point O and make a semicircular arc on the line with the help of compass.
  • Cut the semicircular arc two times.
  • Make an angular bisector from two points.
  • Draw a line of 90° from O.
  • Bisect the 90° to get 45° .
  • Again, bisect the angle formed between 45° and 90° to get 67°30.

The angle 22°30or22.5° is shown below:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  5

Check the angle by applying a protector on the line OB as follows:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  6

To determine

(d)

Construct the angle 15712° and check by using protractor.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given:

An angle is 15712°.

Construction:

Following are the steps of construction for angle 15712°:

  • Draw a horizontal line segment named as OB.
  • Take a point O and make a semicircular arc on the line with the help of compass.
  • Cut the semicircular arc two times.
  • Make an angular bisector from two points.
  • Draw a line of 90° from O.
  • Bisect the angle formed between 90° and 180° to get 135° .
  • Again, bisect the angle formed between 135° and 180° to get 157.5°.

The angle 157.5° is shown below:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  7

Check the angle by applying a protector on the line OB as follows:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  8

To determine

(e)

Construct the angle 16834° and check by using protractor.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Given:

An angle is 16834°.

Construction:

Following are the steps of construction for angle 16834°:

  • Draw a horizontal line segment named as OB.
  • Take a point O and make a semicircular arc on the line with the help of compass.
  • Cut the semicircular arc two times.
  • Make an angular bisector from two points.
  • Draw a line of 90° from O.
  • Bisect the angle formed between 90° and 180° to get 135° .
  • Bisect the angle formed between 135° and 180° to get 157.5°.
  • Again, bisect the angle formed between 157.5° and 180° to get 168.75°.

The angle 168.75° is shown below:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  9

Check the angle by applying a protector on the line OB as follows:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 57, Problem 13A , additional homework tip  10

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