Elements Of Electromagnetics
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1. a. On the part shown, show a angularity specification to orient the angled surface in relation to the right surface in the side view and top surface in the front view within .005 total. Make sure to label the datum features.
b. Shoudl the 25 degree angle above have a plus/minus tolerance applied or should it be basic? Complete this requirement on the drawing.
c. What is the flatness tolerance on the angled surface above?
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