Math (Units 3 & 5)
0.005 kilometers is this in centimeters.
What is 500 cm?
This word means "equal measure," as noted by the equilateral triangles that are constructed on the paper.
What is isometric?
In Autodesk Inventor, XZ, YZ, and XY are all examples of what?
What are planes?
In this principle of design, the elements within the design are identical in visual weight in relation to a centerline or axis
What is symmetrical (formal) balance?
To calculate the standard deviation of a population in Excel, you use this command.
What is =stdev.p?
3 ft - 7 3/4 inches is this, in decimal feet.
What is 3.65 feet?
This type of line is used to point to the radius or diameter of a circle in a drawing.
What is a leader line?
This 3D modeling command is used to hollow out a container design, such as a bowl or a Lego piece.
What is shell?
This principle of design is used to draw attention to a specific attribute of the object.
What is emphasis?
What is a histogram?
Example: An American car company has designed a new high fuel efficiency vehicle that is rated at 55 miles per gallon. The company plans to export the car to Europe and must advertise the fuel efficiency in SI units. What is the fuel usage rate in kilometers per liter?
What is 23.4 km/L?
This type of view is used to show the "inside details" that are not apparent to the exterior of a part.
What is a section view?
To repeat a pattern around a wheel in Inventor, this Inventor tool would be most appropriate to use.
What is Circular?
This principle of design is the repeated used of line, shape, or texture.
What is rhythm?
This technique is used to dimension from a single point of origin on a drawing.
What is datum dimensioning?
The Empirical Rule states that within 2 standard deviations of the mean, THIS percentage of observations falls.
What is 95%?
This type of view is used to show features that are located on the inclined surface in true size and shape.
What is an auxiliary view?
When two or more circles share the same center point, this constraint is being used.
What is concentric?
If you use the bare minimum of elements in your design, you're executing this principle.
What is economy?
These are a complete set of drawings that document how an object will be manufactured and assembled.
What are working drawings?
If the average of a data set is 2.35 ft, and the standard deviation is .76 ft, then 95% of data would fall between these two numbers.
What are .83 ft and 3.86 ft?
An enlargement of a portion of another view to illustrate small features on a part.
What is a detail view?
This abbreviation is used for a standard drawing file.
What is .idw?
To help us perceive objects in 3D on a 2D surface, we use tonal shading, which is an execution of this element of design.
What is value?
A _______ is a circle with a single number connected to an assembly component with a leader line. This is used to annotate what each part is called in an assembly drawing.
What is a balloon?