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 80, Problem 1AR
To determine

(a)

Angle of rotation R.

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Answer to Problem 1AR

The angle of rotation is 30°4.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Three view of compound-angular hole are shown below:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 80, Problem 1AR , additional homework tip  1

Concept used:

Expression for the angle of rotation is given below:

  tanR=tanBtanA ...... (1)

Here, angle of the font view from the vertical axis is A, angle of the right side view from the vertical axis is B and angle of rotation is R.

Calculation:

Angle of the front view from the vertical axis is calculated as follows:

From the above figure,

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 80, Problem 1AR , additional homework tip  2

  tanA=1.92.2A=40.815°

Angle of the right-side view from the vertical axis is calculated as follows:

From the above figure,

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 80, Problem 1AR , additional homework tip  3

  tanB=1.12.2B=26.565°

Substitute 40.815° for A and 26.565° for B in equation (1).

  tanR=tan26.565°tan40.815°R=30.06865°R=30°4

Thus, the angle of rotation is 30°4.

Conclusion:

The angle of rotation is 30°4.

To determine

(b)

Angle of tiltT.

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Answer to Problem 1AR

The angle of tilt is 44°56.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Three view of compound-angular hole are shown below:

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 80, Problem 1AR , additional homework tip  4

Concept used:

Expression for the angle of tilt is given below:

  tanT=tan2A+tan2B ...... (2)

Here, angle of the font view from the vertical axis is A, angle of the right side view from the vertical axis is B and angle of tilt is T.

Calculation:

Substitute 40.815° for A and 26.565° for B in equation (2).

  tanT= tan2( 40.815°)+ tan2( 26.565°)tanT=0.74586+0.24999T=44.94055°T=44°56

Thus, the angle of tilt is 44°56.

Conclusion:

The angle of tilt is 44°56.

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