Exam 13: Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
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Given the following drawing, describe the profile geometric tolerance and related drawing specifications. Indicate whether the drawing shows preferred ASME Y14.5 use or an alternate practice. 

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Give the proper abbreviation and definition for regardless of material boundary.
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What information is placed in the lower half of the datum target symbol?
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Given the following drawing and a list of possible produced sizes, specify the geometric tolerance at each possible pro- duced size. 

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Name the following symbols and identify the proper draft- ing dimensions and features C through G and put symbol name at A and B. 

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When using composite positional tolerancing, the upper part of the feature control frame is referred to as the and specifies the larger tolerance for the pat- tern of features as a group, while the lower half of the frame is called the and specifies a smaller positional tolerance for individual features within the pattern.
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Give the formulas for calculating virtual condition for inter- nal and external features. Internal feature: External feature:
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What is the difference between the appearance of the feature control frame used for a composite positional tolerance and the one used for a positional tolerance with two single segments?
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How are datum target areas treated on a drawing when the target area is too small to draw?
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Define radial element and describe how a radial element specification is applied to a drawing.
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How is a feature control frame connected to a related fea- ture when surface control is intended?
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Two or more surfaces that are on the same plane are re- ferred to as surfaces.
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Give the formulas for internal and external features that can be used when calculating the positional tolerance at any produced size when LMC is applied to the positional tolerance. 

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