Mathematics for Machine Technology
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Chapter 74, Problem 14A
In each Exercises 13 through 16, the top, front, and right side views of a compound-angular hole are shown. Do not use drilling formulas in solving these exercises. For each exercise:
a. Sketch and label a rectangular solid. Within the solid, show the right triangle that contains the hole axis as a side and the angle of tilt. Show the position of the angle of rotation. Show the right triangles that contain the given angles.
b. Compute the angle of rotation,
c. Compute the angle of tilt.
a. (sketch)
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