Tolerance Table All dimensions in inches 11.0 + 0.4 3.1 X.X +0.1 15.00 + 0.25 3.100 Х.XX +0.05 <3.10> Х.XXX +0.001 All units in cm All units in cm All units in inches Calculate the nominal, minimum, and maximum height (in cm) of the three-cube stack shown at right. The cubes are stacked atop each other with no gaps between them. Pay special attention to units, and C. note that 1 inch equals 2.54 cm. Hints: ??? For each cube, calculate the nominal, minimum, and maximum height using the nominal heights and tolerances provided in the three drawings. • Ensure that the cubes' heights and tolerances are all in the same units before adding them in the next step. • Add the three nominal heights to find the nominal height of the stacked cubes. • Do the same for the three minimum heights and three maximum heights. • The tolerance table for cube C does not apply to the drawings for cubes A or B. Show all your work. 1. Nominal height = cm 2. Minimum height = cm 3. Maximum height B

Tolerance Table All dimensions in inches 11.0 + 0.4 3.1 X.X +0.1 15.00 + 0.25 3.100 Х.XX +0.05 <3.10> Х.XXX +0.001 All units in cm All units in cm All units in inches Calculate the nominal, minimum, and maximum height (in cm) of the three-cube stack shown at right. The cubes are stacked atop each other with no gaps between them. Pay special attention to units, and C. note that 1 inch equals 2.54 cm. Hints: ??? For each cube, calculate the nominal, minimum, and maximum height using the nominal heights and tolerances provided in the three drawings. • Ensure that the cubes' heights and tolerances are all in the same units before adding them in the next step. • Add the three nominal heights to find the nominal height of the stacked cubes. • Do the same for the three minimum heights and three maximum heights. • The tolerance table for cube C does not apply to the drawings for cubes A or B. Show all your work. 1. Nominal height = cm 2. Minimum height = cm 3. Maximum height B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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