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If you know the value of tolerance Tp and the upper deviation ES, then by what formula is the lower deviation El calculated? 1) E-Τ- ES 2) El = ES – T, 3) El = ES + Tp 4) El = T, + ES.

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Limits, Fits, and Tolerances

The maximum or minimum allowable sizes within which the size of component lies are known as limits. The limits are classified into two types:

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If you know the value of tolerance Tp and the upper deviation ES, then by what formula
is the lower deviation El calculated?
1) El = T,- ES
2) El = ES – TD
3) El = ES + TD
4) El = T, + ES.

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