HSC 2015 Engineering Studies Marathon (1 Viewer)

[vitamin D]

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It was an example that doesnt work haha. Go to http://www.imgur.com to upload your own picture

will do. quick quesiton guys, anyone have any notes on standard units used in engineering ?

 

[vitamin D]

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question: http://imgur.com/89YSLda Answer: http://imgur.com/SeacKQv
specifically what needs to be done to obtain 100% in these questions? yes i cri everytime

 

[keepLooking]

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will do. quick quesiton guys, anyone have any notes on standard units used in engineering ?

As for the drawing, you need to show the internal features.

I think the bolt will come out a little too?


I think I am fucked for drawing too ._.

 

[vitamin D]

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As for the drawing, you need to show the internal features.

I think the bolt will come out a little too?


I think I am fucked for drawing too ._.

as in that 1:2 ratio do we use the measurements provied or do we literally measure it ourselves and draw ?

 

[keepLooking]

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as in that 1:2 ratio do we use the measurements provied or do we literally measure it ourselves and draw ?

You will always take the dimensions that they have given unless they actually specifically tell you to measure it yourself.

In this case, you know the length of the thread is 35mm but the scale is 2:1, so you will draw the length of the thread as 70.

1:2 = 1/2 (smaller)
2:1 = 2/1 (bigger)

 

[vitamin D]

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You will always take the dimensions that they have given unless they actually specifically tell you to measure it yourself.

In this case, you know the length of the thread is 35mm but the scale is 2:1, so you will draw the length of the thread as 70.

1:2 = 1/2 (smaller)
2:1 = 2/1 (bigger)

thank u, help with 2013 q10 please

 

[keepLooking]

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Measure the height of a to b in the front view.
Extend from b across horizontally for how long the height was.
Draw a line from a to the extended point of b to form a triangle.
The hypotenuse is the true length.

 

[vitamin D]

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Goodluck for engo tmwr guys.

 

[astroman]

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i crie evyrtim

 

[ryan_gorton]

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fak

 

[StephenLewisreuw]

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thanks, just what I was searching for

 

[Velocifire]

Great! 5 years late to the party everyone, sorry to crash by

 

[wizzkids]

TODAY'S CHALLENGE PROBLEM.
This should test your understanding of static equilibrium and free-body diagrams.
Sorry! No prize for the first correct answer, just the satisfaction from working it out.