Which of the following is a general term that applies to both detail and assembly drawings? OA) Working drawings. B) Contract drawings OC) Specification drawings. D) Mass-production drawings. A cast or forged part may have two sets of requirements, the dimensional size of the mold and the dimensional size of the finished part after machining. This part might require adrawing. OA) form drawing OB) casting drawing OCpreliminary drawing D) production drawing Detail drawings that show how to convert a cast part into a finished part are drawings. A) finished B) production C) supplemental D) machining

Which of the following is a general term that applies to both detail and assembly drawings? OA) Working drawings. B) Contract drawings OC) Specification drawings. D) Mass-production drawings. A cast or forged part may have two sets of requirements, the dimensional size of the mold and the dimensional size of the finished part after machining. This part might require adrawing. OA) form drawing OB) casting drawing OCpreliminary drawing D) production drawing Detail drawings that show how to convert a cast part into a finished part are drawings. A) finished B) production C) supplemental D) machining

Precision Machining Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Publisher:Peter J. Hoffman, Eric S. Hopewell, Brian Janes

Chapter8: Computer Numerical Control

Section8.8: Computer-aided Design And Computer-aided Manufacturing

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