DM - Unit 1 - Intro to Design

What is the measurement shown on this dial caliper?

• 1.751

• 7.051

• 5.071

• 7.501

What is the measurement shown on this dial caliper?

• 0.700 inches

• 0.070 inches

• 0.170 inches

• 7.000 inches

What is the measurement shown on this dial caliper?

• 4.044 inches

• 4.400 inches

• 5.044 inches

• 0.444 inches

What is the measurement shown on this dial caliper?

• 1.300 inches

• 1.030 inches

• 1.003 inches

• 0.130 inches

What is the measurement shown on this dial caliper?

• 6.000 inches

• 6.100 inches

• 0.600 inches

• 6.010 inches

What does the term "accuracy" refer to when measuring a 3D object?

• The extent to which a measurement is close to its true value

• The ability to measure the longest dimension of an object

• The total number of measurements taken from an object

• The ability to measure multiple dimensions at once

What does the term "precise" mean in the context of using a dial caliper?

• The measurement is consistently repeatable.

• The measurement is exactly what you expect it to be.

• The measurement is the longest possible dimension of the object.

• The measurement uses the largest units available.

Which part of a dial caliper allows it to measure with greater accuracy than a standard ruler?

• The dial

• The clamp

• The handle

• The extension bar

How do you check if a dial caliper is properly calibrated?

• Bring the external measuring jaws together and check if the dial reads 0

• Bring the internal measuring jaws together and check if the dial reads 1

• Set the dial to 5 and adjust the clamp screw

• Measure the object and compare it with a ruler

A dial caliper shows a reading of 94 on the dial and a "2" is visible on the bar. What is the correct total measurement if the hatch mark after the 2 is not visible?

• 2.194 inches

• 2.094 inches

• 2.294 inches

• 2.394 inches