UTA MAE 1351 EXAM 3 | COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH EXPERT
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From the textbook 15.03...
MAE 1351 follows this standard. - (Answer)ANSI Y14.5 and ANSI Y14.41
From the textbook 15.03...
The rules for dimensioning a metric drawing... - (Answer)1. Leading zeroes
2. No trailing zeroes
3. No commas (1000 not 1,000)
From the textbook 15.03...
The rules for dimensioning an imperial drawing... - (Answer)1. No leading zeroes
2. Decimal places between tolerances and dimensions must match.
3. Trailing zeroes
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Each dimension shall have a tolerance. - (Answer)True.
,From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Dimensioning and tolerancing shall be complete so there is a full understanding of the
characteristics of most features. - (Answer)False, there must be full understanding of all features.
No ambiguity.
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Each necessary dimension of an end product shall be shown, no more dimensions than those
necessary for complete definition shall be given. - (Answer)True.
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: The drawing should define a part, as well as specifying manufacturing methods. -
(Answer)False, manufacturing methods are not to be specified in engineering drawings.
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Dimensions should be shown in true profile views, and refer to visible outlines in an
arrangement that provides information for optimum readability. - (Answer)True.
From the textbook 15.04...
,Define dimension. - (Answer)A numerical value expressed in appropriate units of measure and
used to define the size, location, geometric characteristic, or surface texture of a party or part
feature.
From the textbook 15.04...
Define arrowhead. - (Answer)A small triangle at the end of dimension line and leaders to
indicate the direction and extent of a dimension.
From the textbook 15.04...
Define dimension line. - (Answer)A thin, dark, solid line that terminates at each end with
arrowheads. The value of a dimension is typically shown in the center of the dimension line.
From the textbook 15.04...
Define extension line. - (Answer)A thin, dark, solid line extending from a point on an object
perpendicular to a dimension line. Used to indicate the extension of a surface or point to a
location preferably outside the part outline.
From the textbook 15.04...
, Define leader. - (Answer)A thin, dark, solid line terminating with an arrowhead at one end and a
dimension, note or symbol at the other. Used to direct a dimension , note or symbol to the
intended place on the drawing.
From the textbook 15.05...
What is the contour rule? (contour dimensioning) - (Answer)- Each dimension should be placed
in the view where the contour shape is best shown.
- Dimension only to solid lines.
From the textbook 15.05...
Dimensions that help to define outer boundaries of parts quickly. - (Answer)Overall dimensions.
From the textbook 15.05...
Dimensions identified by numbers enclosed within parentheses. - (Answer)Reference
dimensions.
From the textbook 15.06...
Circles are typically dimensioned as, _____ and arcs are typically dimensioned as, _______. -
(Answer)Diameters, Radii.
SOLUTIONS | 2026 LATEST UPDATED | GET A+
From the textbook 15.03...
MAE 1351 follows this standard. - (Answer)ANSI Y14.5 and ANSI Y14.41
From the textbook 15.03...
The rules for dimensioning a metric drawing... - (Answer)1. Leading zeroes
2. No trailing zeroes
3. No commas (1000 not 1,000)
From the textbook 15.03...
The rules for dimensioning an imperial drawing... - (Answer)1. No leading zeroes
2. Decimal places between tolerances and dimensions must match.
3. Trailing zeroes
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Each dimension shall have a tolerance. - (Answer)True.
,From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Dimensioning and tolerancing shall be complete so there is a full understanding of the
characteristics of most features. - (Answer)False, there must be full understanding of all features.
No ambiguity.
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Each necessary dimension of an end product shall be shown, no more dimensions than those
necessary for complete definition shall be given. - (Answer)True.
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: The drawing should define a part, as well as specifying manufacturing methods. -
(Answer)False, manufacturing methods are not to be specified in engineering drawings.
From the textbook 15.03...
T/F: Dimensions should be shown in true profile views, and refer to visible outlines in an
arrangement that provides information for optimum readability. - (Answer)True.
From the textbook 15.04...
,Define dimension. - (Answer)A numerical value expressed in appropriate units of measure and
used to define the size, location, geometric characteristic, or surface texture of a party or part
feature.
From the textbook 15.04...
Define arrowhead. - (Answer)A small triangle at the end of dimension line and leaders to
indicate the direction and extent of a dimension.
From the textbook 15.04...
Define dimension line. - (Answer)A thin, dark, solid line that terminates at each end with
arrowheads. The value of a dimension is typically shown in the center of the dimension line.
From the textbook 15.04...
Define extension line. - (Answer)A thin, dark, solid line extending from a point on an object
perpendicular to a dimension line. Used to indicate the extension of a surface or point to a
location preferably outside the part outline.
From the textbook 15.04...
, Define leader. - (Answer)A thin, dark, solid line terminating with an arrowhead at one end and a
dimension, note or symbol at the other. Used to direct a dimension , note or symbol to the
intended place on the drawing.
From the textbook 15.05...
What is the contour rule? (contour dimensioning) - (Answer)- Each dimension should be placed
in the view where the contour shape is best shown.
- Dimension only to solid lines.
From the textbook 15.05...
Dimensions that help to define outer boundaries of parts quickly. - (Answer)Overall dimensions.
From the textbook 15.05...
Dimensions identified by numbers enclosed within parentheses. - (Answer)Reference
dimensions.
From the textbook 15.06...
Circles are typically dimensioned as, _____ and arcs are typically dimensioned as, _______. -
(Answer)Diameters, Radii.
