Calculate the min and max distances in the restrained condition on the hat bracket attached. Enter your answers in the table.Please refer to image. 2.4-Workshop Exercise 12.2Calculate the min and max distances in the restrained condition on the hat bracket below. Enteryour answers in the table,5.65.43 F 2 SURFACES0.5 2 SURFACESOØ 0.4 (MAØ 0.44.481.5| A В М)476513Ø2555351A BM2.1.326 20-1A BM37UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:ALL UNTOLERANCED DIMENSIONS BASICPART IS TO BE RESTRAINED ON DATUMFEATURE A WITH 4 M5 SCREWSCalculate the Min and Max DimensionsNo.MinMax1.3.5.12.17

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Calculate the min and max distances in the restrained condition on the hat bracket attached. Enter your answers in the table.

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Workshop Exercise 12.2
Calculate the min and max distances in the restrained condition on the hat bracket below. Enter
your answers in the table,
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5.4
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0.5 2 SURFACES
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UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:
ALL UNTOLERANCED DIMENSIONS BASIC
PART IS TO BE RESTRAINED ON DATUM
FEATURE A WITH 4 M5 SCREWS
Calculate the Min and Max Dimensions
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Max
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