Which of the following refers to the small irregularities on a tool that happen every time a tool is used? A. slipped mark B. accidental characteristics C. rifling D. pitch E. class characteristics
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Slipped mark refers to a mark left on an object when a tool slips during use. This is not related to small irregularities on a tool. B. Accidental characteristics are unique, random imperfections or irregularities on a tool that can be used to identify a specific Show more…
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