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  1. Mar 2025
    1. Exercise

      11.8-2 Max for Item !, the number 2 is the only value left and checks as the correct answer with the minimum being .24485. This answer should be slightly larger than .25"

    2. Exercise

      11.8-1 #1-4 are currently case sensitive. Can lower case only answers be added as acceptable? also, #5 Correct answer shows 2.751/2.752 Print shows Dimension as 2.751-2.750.

    1. Exercise

      10.10-2 Question 1 asks for minimum depth. Answer says .86" Depth is called out as 2.55 +/- .02" on the print. can this be split up into two exercises? One to identify from the print and one to match letters?

    2. Exercise

      10.10-2 Question 3-5 refer to the Neck. Several components of this part could be called a "Neck" since that is somewhat of a universal term for tapers and undercuts. Can this be changed to Thread Relief Groove to avoid confusion?

    3. Exercise

      10.10-1 Question 10 asks about what UNC stands for. UNC should be a 3 word answer of Unified National Coarse. Two word example would be National Coarse instead of Unified Coarse. It is assumed that all threads are "Unified" threads.

    1. Exercise

      8.96-2 Answer for A should be 0.9" not 1.9" Tolerance for A to D should be +/- .03" not +/-.01". Tolerance for B to C should be +/-.01". Tolerance for D to H should be +/- .04".Tolerance for G to H should be +/- .07".

    1. Exercise

      7.4-2 Unsure of where to get information. Guessed at most sizes. A,B,C,D can all nearly be interchanged based on scale but print is not to scale. Unsure why one is .128 and the other is .13 2.25-2.00 /2 =.125" Where did the .003" come from?

    1. Exercise

      6.5-2 number 9, Dim I 1.75-.62-.5=.62, correct answer checks as .625" Print dimensions do not add up to .625 unless we assume the nominal size instead of the given numbers. Students will most likely use given information and not assume the nominal of 5/8".

    1. Exercise 5.3-1

      5.3-1 allows for entering dimensions as .375, .500, .257 etc. with no zero needed left of the decimal as in exercise 5.2-2. Please make this consistent from one exercise to the next. Preferred as no zero needed as shown in the print on exercise 5.2-2

    2. Exercise 5.2-2

      Exercise 5.2-2 When numbers are less than 1, zero is needed for a significant digit to get the correct answer even though print clearly states dimension as .50". Typing .50" is marked incorrect.

  2. Feb 2025
    1. Chapter 3, Line Quiz 1, Item N. Points to the edge of the center mark for the hole in View A-A. Could be confused as N is being defined as the face. Is there another way of showing a center line instead of a center mark? Perhaps in view A-A or B-B using the counterbored/tapped hole with a dimension to the center of the part?

    2. Chapter 3, Quiz Question 1, Correct answer of Viewing-Plane Line is listed two times in the answer list. Checking one shows an incorrect answer, checking the other shows a correct answer.

    1. Chapter 2, Surface Quiz 1. Face G in the top view is showing as Incorrect. Face F in the right side view is showing Incorrect. Score Showed 27/82. Only appears to be 31 points possible.