EXAM 3 MAE 1351 - UTA; Questions and Answers 100% Correct boundary conditions Correct answer -constraints and loads added to the boundaries of a finite element model interference Correct answer -amount of overlap between two instances in an assembly clearance Correct answer -minimum distances between two instances in an assembly arc Correct answer -A curved entity that represents a portion of a circle boundary boxes Correct answer -A square box used to sketch circles or ellipses tick mark Correct answer -A short dash used in sketching to locate points on the paper right -handed system Correct answer -Any 3 -D coordinate system that is defined by the right hand rule right -hand rule Correct answer -Used to define a 3 -D coordinate system where by pointing fingers of the right hand down the x -axis and curling them in the direction of the y -axis, the thumb will point down the z -axis EXAM 3 MAE 1351 - UTA; Questions and Answers 100% Correct left-handed system Correct answer -Any 3 -D coordinate system that is defined by the left -
hand rule. isometric axes Correct answer -A set of three coordinate axes that are portrayed on the paper at 120 degrees relative to one another. isometric dot paper Correct answer -Paper used for sketching purposes that includes dots located along lines that meet at 120 degrees. isometric pictorial Correct answer -A sketch of an object that shows its three dimensions where isometric axes were used as the basis for defining the edges of the object shading Correct answer -Marks added to surfaces and features of a sketch to highlight to define 3 -D space isometric line Correct answer -Lines on an isometric drawing that are parallel or perpendicular to the front, top, or profile viewing planes axonometric drawing Correct answer -A drawing in which all three dimensional axes on an object can be seen, with the scaling factor constant in each direction. Usually, one axis is shown as being vertical.
hand rule. isometric axes Correct answer -A set of three coordinate axes that are portrayed on the paper at 120 degrees relative to one another. isometric dot paper Correct answer -Paper used for sketching purposes that includes dots located along lines that meet at 120 degrees. isometric pictorial Correct answer -A sketch of an object that shows its three dimensions where isometric axes were used as the basis for defining the edges of the object shading Correct answer -Marks added to surfaces and features of a sketch to highlight to define 3 -D space isometric line Correct answer -Lines on an isometric drawing that are parallel or perpendicular to the front, top, or profile viewing planes axonometric drawing Correct answer -A drawing in which all three dimensional axes on an object can be seen, with the scaling factor constant in each direction. Usually, one axis is shown as being vertical.
