A Series of 3/4" in Diameter Plug Welds Is to Be

question 1

Multiple Choice

A series of 3/4" in diameter plug welds is to be made on the other side. The angle of the welds is to be 35°, the depth of each weld is to be 3/16", and the pitch is to be 6. What will this welding symbol look like?

• A) A small horizontal rectangle is placed with the bottom length on the reference line. Inside the rectangle is the notation 3/4, above the rectangle is the notation 35°, to the right of the rectangle is the notation 6, and to the left of the rectangle is the notation 3/16.
• B) A small horizontal rectangle is placed with the bottom length on the reference line. Inside the rectangle is the notation 3/16, above the rectangle is the notation 35°, to the left of the rectangle is the notation 6, and to the right of the rectangle is the notation 3/4.
• C) A small horizontal rectangle is placed with the bottom length on the reference line. Inside the rectangle is the notation 3/16, above the rectangle is the notation 35°, to the right of the rectangle is the notation 6, and to the left of the rectangle is the notation 3/4.
• D) A small horizontal rectangle is placed with the top length on the reference line. Inside the rectangle is the notation 3/16, below the rectangle is the notation 35°, to the right of the rectangle is the notation 6, and to the left of the rectangle is the notation 3/4.
• E) none of the above

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