Special-Interest Groups Have a Strong Incentive to Make the Economy

question 5

True/False

Special-interest groups have a strong incentive to make the economy more efficient.

Understand the principle of contact points between a part and datum planes during measurement or assembly.

Learn about the methods to designate a portion of a surface as a datum.

Understand the significance of datum features in establishing part orientation and measurement reference.

Become familiar with the symbols and notation used to represent datums in technical drawings.

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