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.iam - Answer Assembly .idw - Answer Drawing .ipn - Answer Presentation .ipt - Answer Part Base Feature - Answer First solid feature built for a model. It is usually the primary shape of the model from which additional features are added. Also called a Primitive Solid. Browser Bar - Answer Displays the history of the file, it is a sequential record of the construction steps (in the order in which they were created) in a 3D modeling program. Chamfer - Answer A small angled surface formed between two surfaces. (A beveled edge.) Circular Pattern - Answer Feature used to create a polar array of an existing model feature. Coincident - Answer Constrains two points together, or fixes a point to a curve. Collinear - Answer A constraint that causes two or more line segments to lie on the same line. Concentric - Answer A constraint that causes the centers of two or more arcs, circles, or ellipses have the same location. Constraints - Answer Limits or restrictions placed on geometry that define the model's shape and size. Crossing Window - Answer Selection method that selects only the geometric entities that are intersected by the selection window. Performed by clicking and dragging the mouse from right to left. Dimensions - Answer Control sketch size

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Autodesk Inventor Certification Test
Questions Fully Solved.
.iam - Answer Assembly



.idw - Answer Drawing



.ipn - Answer Presentation



.ipt - Answer Part



Base Feature - Answer First solid feature built for a model. It is usually the primary shape of
the model from which additional features are added. Also called a Primitive Solid.



Browser Bar - Answer Displays the history of the file, it is a sequential record of the
construction steps (in the order in which they were created) in a 3D modeling program.



Chamfer - Answer A small angled surface formed between two surfaces. (A beveled edge.)



Circular Pattern - Answer Feature used to create a polar array of an existing model feature.



Coincident - Answer Constrains two points together, or fixes a point to a curve.



Collinear - Answer A constraint that causes two or more line segments to lie on the same line.



Concentric - Answer A constraint that causes the centers of two or more arcs, circles, or
ellipses have the same location.



Constraints - Answer Limits or restrictions placed on geometry that define the model's shape
and size.



Crossing Window - Answer Selection method that selects only the geometric entities that are

, Edit - Answer A change/correction made to an object.



Equal - Answer Used to constrain lines to be the same length and arcs or circles to have the
same radius or diameter.



Extend - Answer Make larger in size.



Extrude - Answer Feature used to convert 2D sketches into 3D models by defining a dimension
along the 3rd axis. (Used to give depth to a 2D profile)



F1 - Answer Help



F2 - Answer Pan



F3 - Answer Zoom



F4 - Answer Free Orbit



F5 - Answer Previous View



F6 - Answer Home View



F7 - Answer Slice Graphics



F8 - Answer Show All Constraints



F9 - Answer Hide All Constraints



Fillet - Answer A round interior blend between two surfaces. Some uses are to strengthen
joining surfaces of to allow a part to be removed from a mold. (A rounded edge)

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