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A. Agricultural parts
B. Bioplastics
C. Mechanical parts
D. Website parts
A. True
B. False
A. Position.
B. Level of Detail.
C. View.
D. Browser Folder.
A. Is a fixed setting
B. Can be switched on and off
C. Is only applied when constraints are visible
D. Is only applied while dimensioning
A. Distance.
B. Ruler.
C. Length.
D. Measure.
A. Tangent
B. The time would be equal for all
C. Insert
D. Mate
A. .ipn
B. .iam
C. .doc
D. .pst
A. All of these
B. Edges from parts in the same assembly
C. Edges from the current part
D. Work feature edge and points
A. flip
B. mirror
C. duplicate
D. switch
A. FALSE
B. True
A. intricate
B. 3D
C. 2D
D. big
A. A point concentric to an existing radius
B. All of these
C. Sketch points, end point, midpoints
D. A point offset from two edges
A. It calculates the envelope volume of a solid
B. It provides a sectional view for solids
C. It provides a means to store saved views
D. It provides quick access to standard and isometric views
E. It provides a preview of a render
A. .iam
B. .ass
C. .ipt
D. .asf
A. deep
B. 3D
C. extruding
D. depth
A. .ipn
B. .idw
C. .iam
D. .ipt
A. None of these
B. delete projects
C. slice a sketch into multiple pieces
D. round off or cap corners
A. Adobe Illustrator
B. AutoCAD
C. Stress Analysis
D. Inventor Studio
A. All of these
B. The intersection of two surfaces
C. The generation of silhouette edges
D. A curve projected on a surface
A. Base file
B. Land file
C. Part file
D. Assembly file
A. True
B. FALSE
A. .ipt
B. .par
C. .pt
D. .iam
A. FALSE
B. True
A. Extrusion
B. Weather
C. Dynamic Simulation
D. Spline
A. Finite Element Analysis
B. Free Element Analysis
C. Fixed Element Analysis
D. Force Element Analysis
A. Projected view
B. Layout view
C. Base view
D. Initial view
A. .ipn
B. STEP
C. MAC
D. TRSN
A. False
B. TRUE
A. manage - styles and standards editor - material
B. tools - document settings - units
C. tools - application option - part/assembly
A. open sketch
B. material thickness
C. closed sketch
D. joint union
A. False
B. True
A. Vault project
B. Path statement
C. Application option
D. Template file
A. False
B. True
A. Straight cone face
B. combining sketch straight length and knuckle radius and revolve at the vertical center line
C. curved cone radius
A. 2
B. 6
C. 4
D. 7
A. Dynamic simulation
B. Tube and pipe design
C. Plant layout
A. In the Windows panel.
B. In the Visibility panel.
C. In the Appearance panel.
D. In the Navigate panel.
A. Hook Under Designs
B. Heads-Up-Display
C. Hard Uther Donations
D. Honed Use Dimensions
A. a presentation document.
B. an assembly document.
C. a drawing document.
D. a part document.
A. Motion Analytics
B. Dynamic Simulation
C. Movement Metrics
D. Dynamic Analytics
A. Between
B. All
C. To
D. Distance
A. Extrude, Revolve, Loft, Sweep, Coil
B. Thicken, Bend, Revolve, Combine
C. Extrude, Shell, Emboss, Coil
D. Combine, Loft, Hole, Extrude
A. None of these
B. User Profile
C. Add in Manager
D. Macro Manager
A. Control view precision
B. Manually enter specific point coordinates
C. Improve sketch accuracy using a wizard
D. Change part tolerances
A. Created manually
B. Can be shown from the view component window
C. Cannot be shown
D. Can be shown from the view display option window
A. .ips
B. .ipt
C. .iam
D. .ipn
A. joint
B. connect
C. mate
D. union
A. Must be defined each time
B. Is fixed
C. Constantly changes
D. Can be modified
A. All of these
B. A closed profile sketch and a sketched point
C. Multiple closed profile sketches
D. Multiple closed profile sketches and one or more rail sketches
A. Insert with a Solution of Aligned
B. Mate with a Solution of Mate
C. Mate with a Solution of Flush
D. Insert with a Solution of Opposed