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Section H - Problem 4 Part A - Build this part in SOLIDWORKS. Use the values below as needed, then find the mass of the part (lbs). Unit System: IPS Decimal Places: 4 Part Origin: Arbitrary Material Type: Steel Material: AISI 1020 Density: 0.2854 lb/in^3 *Hint: This part can be built using only 4 features

          Section H - Problem 4
Part A - Build this part in SOLIDWORKS. Use
the values below as needed, then find
the mass of the part (lbs).
Unit System: IPS
Decimal Places: 4
Part Origin: Arbitrary
Material Type: Steel
Material: AISI 1020
Density: 0.2854 lb/in^3
*Hint: This part can be built
using only 4 features

Section H - Problem 4
Part A - Build this part in SOLIDWORKS. Use
the values below as needed, then find
the mass of the part (lbs).
Unit System: IPS
Decimal Places: 4
Part Origin: Arbitrary
Material Type: Steel
Material: AISI 1020
Density: 0.2854 lb/in^3
*Hint: This part can be built
using only 4 features

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Solved by Expert Kayleah Tsai

07/29/2020

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- Feature 1: Cylinder with radius 0.65 in and height 0.17 in Volume = π * (0.65)^2 * 0.17 = 0.1854 in^3 - Feature 2: Box with dimensions 0.1 in x 0.15 in x 0.75 in Volume = 0.1 * 0.15 * 0.75 = 0.01125 in^3 - Feature 3: Cylinder with radius 0.15 in and height Show more…

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What is the overall mass of the part in pounds? Section H - Problem 4 Part A - Build this part in SOLIDWORKS. Use the values below as needed, then find the mass of the part (lbs) Unit System: IPS Decimal Places: 4 Part Origin Arbitrary Material Type: Steel Material: AISI 1020 Density: 0.2854 lb/in^3 *Hint: This part can be built using only 4 features R0.6500 0.1700 0.1000 R0.1500 0.1500 0.7500 0.1500 2X R0.4500 0.1000 0.1000 0.4500 R0.3500 SECTION A-A