Deck 32: Formulas and Handbook Data

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What is the diameter of a circle in inches whose circumference is 62.45 inches? Use pi equal to 3.1416 and round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
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When making a full development of the slope of a right circular cone the drafter lays out an angle found by using the formula: Slope = R/S ? 360°. Determine the measure of the angle if R = 45 mm and S = 120 mm.
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Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D .<div style=padding-top: 35px> b. Outside Diameter O: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D .<div style=padding-top: 35px> c. Addendum A: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D .<div style=padding-top: 35px> d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D .<div style=padding-top: 35px> e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D .<div style=padding-top: 35px> Find the pitch diameter D .
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What is the inch equivalent of 56 millimeters? Round the answer to the nearest thousandth as necessary.
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Formulas are used to obtain dimensions for layout purposes or for the manufacture of a product and the construction of a building.
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Find the thickness of the gear tooth T . Round the answer to the nearest thousandth.
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What is the area equivalent, in square inches, of 14 square centimeters?
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Find the outside diameter O .
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Find the addendum A . Round the answer to the nearest thousandth.
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The formula to determine the arithmetic mean or average of a set of n numbers is The formula to determine the arithmetic mean or average of a set of n numbers is  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Deck 32: Formulas and Handbook Data
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What is the diameter of a circle in inches whose circumference is 62.45 inches? Use pi equal to 3.1416 and round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
19.88 inches
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When making a full development of the slope of a right circular cone the drafter lays out an angle found by using the formula: Slope = R/S ? 360°. Determine the measure of the angle if R = 45 mm and S = 120 mm.
135°
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Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D . b. Outside Diameter O: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D . c. Addendum A: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D . d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D . e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W: Use the following information to solve problems 7 through 10. A drafter must determine several measurements before a gear can be drawn. These measurements are often found by using formulas. Most gear-cutting data can be found if the diametral pitch P and the number of teeth N are known. Given the diametral pitch P is 8, and the number of teeth N is 96, use the following formulas to solve the problems. a. Pitch Diameter D:   b. Outside Diameter O:   c. Addendum A:   d. Thickness of the Gear Tooth T:   e. Depth of the Gear Tooth W:   Find the pitch diameter D . Find the pitch diameter D .
12 inches
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What is the inch equivalent of 56 millimeters? Round the answer to the nearest thousandth as necessary.
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Find the thickness of the gear tooth T . Round the answer to the nearest thousandth.
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What is the area equivalent, in square inches, of 14 square centimeters?
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Find the outside diameter O .
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Find the addendum A . Round the answer to the nearest thousandth.
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The formula to determine the arithmetic mean or average of a set of n numbers is The formula to determine the arithmetic mean or average of a set of n numbers is
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