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3 years ago

What is the difference between a general and a specific tolerance, and how can you tell the difference on a drawing?

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<span>During the reading of a blueprint, a general tolerance pertains to all dimensions that are not independently identified. All tolerances are +\- .030. General tolerances are mostly found in the blueprint’s set of information. Let’s say for example, a compact tolerance is required, then a specific tolerance is considered for specific areas of the blueprint. These kinds of tolerances are commonly found along the affected area.</span>

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Answer:

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Answer:

A) 12P

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