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Ind1112 - Exam # 3 11-14-23

The document outlines Exam #3 for the IND1112 course at New York City College of Technology, covering chapters 5 and 6. It includes a True/False section with 12 statements related to orthographic views and drawing conventions, followed by three drawing tasks requiring students to create front, end, and top views of given figures. Students are instructed to submit their drawings with their names typed on them.

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Ind1112 - Exam # 3 11-14-23

The document outlines Exam #3 for the IND1112 course at New York City College of Technology, covering chapters 5 and 6. It includes a True/False section with 12 statements related to orthographic views and drawing conventions, followed by three drawing tasks requiring students to create front, end, and top views of given figures. Students are instructed to submit their drawings with their names typed on them.

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New York City college of Technology

IND1112 – HD08 (22073) Exam #3 Ch.5 & 6 November 14, 2023

Prof . R.Samaroo Answer

(True / False) (2 pts each)

1. The front, top, and, right side orthographic views are generally considered the three views of

an object.

2. Individual orthographic views do not show depth.

3. A compound line is a line that is not parallel to any principle axes.

4. A hole drawn on a slanted surface in a front orthographic view projects to the right side view as

a circle of constant radius.

5. The inside radius and outside radius of a bend in a thin-walled object are the same.

6. Hidden lines are used to represent surfaces that are not directly visible in an orthographic view.

7. The standard section line pattern of evenly spaced 45° lines is defined as ANSI.

8. Sectional views are located in front of the arrows on the cutting plane line, that is,the arrows point at the

sectional view.

9. Sectional lines can use different patterns to reflect the object’s material.

10. An object may have more than one sectional view.

11. A broken line is used to define the boundaries of a broken-out section view.

12. The symbol for diameter is Ø.


PART: 2- DRAWING ORTHOGRAPHIC VIEWS.
Q1. (25pts) Draw the Front, End and Top view of Fig.1 shown below. Units are in inches.
Submit your drawing with you name Typed on it.

FIG #1

Q2. (25pts) Draw the Front, End and Top view of Fig.1 shown below. Units are inches.
Submit your drawing with you name Typed on it.

FIG #2
Q3. (25 pts) Draw the Front and Sectional view A-A of Fig.3 shown below. Units are inches
Submit your drawing with you name Typed on it.

FIG #3

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