7) Given the ISO metric hexagon socket screws in the figure; select the correct name of the head shapes from given options respectively LENGTH 1.25 D LENGTH 0.6D 0.75 D 10.00 D/2 Allen socket screw and counter bore socket screw Cap screw and counter sink socket screw Cap screw and raised counter sink screw Cheese head and counter sink screw 8) Which of the following statement is TRUE Prototype means physical or analytical Model means full-scale or physical 1.50

7) Given the ISO metric hexagon socket screws in the figure; select the correct name of the head shapes from given options respectively LENGTH 1.25 D LENGTH 0.6D 0.75 D 10.00 D/2 Allen socket screw and counter bore socket screw Cap screw and counter sink socket screw Cap screw and raised counter sink screw Cheese head and counter sink screw 8) Which of the following statement is TRUE Prototype means physical or analytical Model means full-scale or physical 1.50

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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