PLTW IED EOC Practice

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Tangent

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Causes a curve to touch another curve or a straight line at a point without crossing that point.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor?
Parallel

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Causes selected line segments to lie in the same plane without intersecting or touching.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Perpendicular

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Causes selected linear geometry to lie at right angles to each other.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Horizontal

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Causes lines, axes, or pairs of points to lie parallel to the X axis of the sketch coordinate system.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Vertical

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Causes lines, axes, or pairs of points to lie parallel to the Y axis of the sketch coordinate system.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Collinear

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Causes 2 or more line segments to lie on the same line.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Coincident

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Causes 2 points to occupy the same space on the sketch.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Concentric

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Causes 2 arcs, circles or ellipses to have the same center point.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor?
Fix

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Locks points and curves in a set position relative to the sketch coordinate system.

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What does the following constraint do in Inventor? Equal

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Makes selected elements the same size