TRUE/FALSE 1. The fundamental dimensioning rules are a set of general rules that apply to dimensioning and interpreting engineering drawings. ANS: T/F PTS: 1 2. Unless otherwise specified, all tolerances apply in a free-state condition, except for non-rigid parts defined with a restraint note. ANS: T/F PTS: 1 3. Where Rule #1 applies to an internal regular feature of size, the minimum boundary (or envelope) of the regular feature of size is equal to its largest size limit (MMC). ANS: T/F PTS: 1 4. An inner boundary (of an internal feature of size) is a worst-case boundary generated by the smallest feature of size (LMC) minus the effects of the applicable geometric tolerance and any additional tolerance (bonus) that may apply. ANS: T/F PTS: 1 5. An outer boundary (of an external feature of size) is a worst-case boundary generated by the largest feature of size (MMC) plus the effects of the applicable geometric tolerance. ANS: T/F PTS: 1 6. When a feature control frame is associated with a feature, it applies to a surface and does not affect the worst-case boundary. ANS: T/F PTS: 1 7. If geometric tolerances at RFS are applied to an external feature of size, the worst-case boundary is called the inner boundary. ANS: T/F PTS: 1 8. A GO Gage is a Fixed-limit gage. ANS: T/F PTS: 1
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