Exam 42: Datum Targets
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When the length of a datum target line must be controlled, its length and location are dimensioned.
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When targets are used for the primary datum, they must also be used for secondary and tertiary datums.
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The datum-target symbol contains the target area size (where applicable), the datum identifying letter, and the ______________________________.
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target number
There are instances where it is acceptable to use only a portion of a feature as a datum feature.
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The datum-target symbol is approximately ____________________ times the height of lettering on the drawing.
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For greater accuracy, datum targets should be placed as far apart as possible.
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The symbol
on an edge view of a surface tells you that the line is a _________________________.

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Dimensions locating target areas are ____________________ and are enclosed in a rectangular frame.
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For flat surfaces, ____ target points or areas are required for a primary datum.
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Points, lines, and areas on datum features are designated on a drawing by means of a ____.
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