Mathematics for Machine Technology
Mathematics for Machine Technology
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Author: John C. Peterson, Robert D. Smith
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 56, Problem 25AR
To determine

The angle 1.

The angle 2.

The angle 3.

The angle 4.

The angle 5.

The angle 6.

The angle 7.

The angle 8.

The angle 9.

The angle 10.

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Answer to Problem 25AR

The angle 1 is 32°.

The angle 2 is 58°.

The angle 3 is 17°.

The angle 4 is 15°.

The angle 5 is 32°.

The angle 6 is 20°.

The angle 7 is 38°.

The angle 8 is 21°.

The angle 9 is 69°.

The angle 10 is 122°.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The angle AC is 116°, the angle EC is 140°, the angle EF is 64° and the angle CH is 42°.

Draw the diagram for the pattern.

  Mathematics for Machine Technology, Chapter 56, Problem 25AR

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Write the expression for the angle 5.

5=12EF ...... (I)

Here, the angle of the curve FE is EF.

Write the expression for the angle 8.

8=12CH ...... (II)

Here, the angle of the curve CH is CH.

Write the expression for the angle 9.

9=90°8 ...... (III)

Write the expression for the angle CPF.

CPF=180°(5+(8+9)) ...... (IV)

Write the expression for the angle 10.

10=180°CPF ...... (V)

Write the expression for the DOA.

DOA=180°AC ...... (VI)

Here, the angle of the curve AC is AC.

Write the expression for the curve angle ED.

DE=360°(DA+AC+EC) ...... (VII)

Here, the angle of the curve DE is DE, the angle of the curve DA is DA, the angle of the curve CE is EC.

Write the expression for the angle 6.

6=12DE ...... (VIII)

Write the expression for the angle 7.

7=180°(6+CPD) ...... (IX)

Write the expression for the curve angle CF.

CF=360°(AC+EF+ED+DA) ...... (X)

Write the expression for the angle 3.

3=12(CFCH) ...... (XI)

Write the expression for the angle 4.

4=180°(90°+58°+3) ...... (XII)

Write the expression for the angle between the tangent (AB) and (BC).

ABC=12(CDAAC) ...... (XIII)

Write the expression for the angle 1.

ABC=1+4+31=ABC(4+3) ...... (XIV)

Write the expression for the angle 2.

2=180°(1+90°) ...... (XV)

Calculation:

Substitute 64° for FE in Equation (I).

5=12(64°)=32°

Substitute 42° for CH in Equation (II).

8=12(42°)=21°

Substitute 21° for 8 in Equation (III).

9=90°21°=69°

Substitute 21° for 8, 32° for 5 and 69° for 9 in Equation (IV).

CPF=180°(32°+( 21°+69°))=180°122°=58°

Substitute 58° for CPF in Equation (V).

10=180°58°=122°

Substitute 116° for AC in Equation (VI).

DOA=180°116°=64°

Substitute 64° for DA, 116° for AC and 140° for EC in Equation (VII).

DE=360°(64°+116°+140°)=360°(320°)=40°

Substitute 40° for DE in Equation (VIII).

6=12(40°)=20°

Substitute 122° for CPD and 20° for 6 in Equation (IX).

7=180°(20°+122°)=180°(142°)=38°

Substitute 64° for EF, 116° for AC, 64° for DA and 40° for ED in Equation (X).

CF=360°(116°+64°+40°+64°)=360°(284°)=76°

Substitute 76° for CF and 42° for CH in Equation (XI).

3=12(76°42°)=12(34°)=17°

Substitute 17° for 3 in Equation (XII).

4=180°(90°+58°+17°)=180°(165°)=15°

Substitute 244° for CDA and 116° for AC in Equation (XIII).

ABC=12(244°116°)=12(128°)=64°

Substitute 64° for ABC, 15° for 4 and 17° for 3 in Equation (XIV).

1=64°(15°+17°)=64°32°=32°

Substitute 32° for 1 in Equation (XV).

2=180°(32°+90°)=180°(122°)=58°

Conclusion:

The angle 1 is 32°.

The angle 2 is 58°.

The angle 3 is 17°.

The angle 4 is 15°.

The angle 5 is 32°.

The angle 6 is 20°.

The angle 7 is 38°.

The angle 8 is 21°.

The angle 9 is 69°.

The angle 10 is 122°.

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