Exam 9: One-View Drawings

Describe the type of drawing and the elements used in the accompanying figure.

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This one-view drawing uses leaders, abbreviations, and symbols.

What types of objects are represented by one-view drawings?

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Thin, flat objects of uniform thickness are represented by one-view drawings.

In the accompanying figure, what does the abbreviation DIA take the place of?

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The use of the abbreviation DIA takes the place of second views.

____ drawings are commonly used in the industry to represent parts that are uniform in shape.

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Question 4

Drawings are often supplemented with ____, symbols, and written information.

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Question 5

____ are used to relate a note to a particular Feature.

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Question 6

The letters "____" refer to the diameter of cylindrical objects.

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Question 7

A(n) ____ drawing shows what the part looks like.

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Question 8

In the accompanying figure, what do the abbreviations HEX and SQ indicate?

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Question 9

What purpose of providing essentially a third dimension using supplemental notes?

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Question 10

Describe one-view drawings.

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Exam 9: One-View Drawings

Describe the type of drawing and the elements used in the accompanying figure.

What types of objects are represented by one-view drawings?

In the accompanying figure, what does the abbreviation DIA take the place of?

____ drawings are commonly used in the industry to represent parts that are uniform in shape.

Drawings are often supplemented with ____, symbols, and written information.

____ are used to relate a note to a particular Feature.

The letters "____" refer to the diameter of cylindrical objects.

A(n) ____ drawing shows what the part looks like.

In the accompanying figure, what do the abbreviations HEX and SQ indicate?

What purpose of providing essentially a third dimension using supplemental notes?

Describe one-view drawings.

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