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For Exercises 7 through 20, compute angles to the nearer minute or hundredth degree.
Computing Angles of Rotation and Tilt Without Using Machining Formulas
Three views of a rectangular solid block are shown in which a compound-angular surface is to be machined. A pictorial view of the block with auxiliary lines required for computations is also shown. Do not use machining formulas in solving these exercises. For each of Exercises 7 through 10
a. Determine the angle of rotation,
b. Determine the angle of tilt,
Given:
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Mathematics For Machine Technology
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