Dimension Y is the sum of three parts sequentially numbered 1 through 3. Their dimensions are X1, X2, and X3. The overall dimension is given by Y = X + X2 - X3. The dimensions are specified as X1 = 10 mm, X2 = 60 mm, and X3 = 35 mm. Tolerance desired on Y is 45 um. %3!

Dimension Y is the sum of three parts sequentially numbered 1 through 3. Their dimensions are X1, X2, and X3. The overall dimension is given by Y = X + X2 - X3. The dimensions are specified as X1 = 10 mm, X2 = 60 mm, and X3 = 35 mm. Tolerance desired on Y is 45 um. %3!

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