Sometimes the Only Difference Between an OTC Product and a Prescription

question 59

True/False

Sometimes the only difference between an OTC product and a prescription product is the greater amount of active ingredient in each dose.

Understand how perpendicularity is defined and applied in geometric tolerancing.

Recognize the relationships and distinctions between orientation tolerances and their impact on feature control.

Differentiate between tolerance zones for internal and external features.

Learn to specify orientation tolerances for controlling angular relationships within parts.

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