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Maths Project G8 Quiz

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Maths Project G8 Quiz

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by auliya
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Q1: What was causing the junior to be in distress in the workshop?

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Q2: Why did the junior refuse to use the standard protractor to measure the component?

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3. On page 3, why does the junior stares angrily at the senior?

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4.What did the senior introduce to the junior to help him with his problem?

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5.In right-angled triangle setup created by the Sine Bar and Slip Gauges , what represents the hypotenuse?

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6.Which represents the “opposite side” of the trigonometric triangle?

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7.The senior stacks 3 Gauge blocks that are 50mm each under the 200mm sine bar.What is correct setup to find the angles?

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8.If the junior uses the same 200mm sine bar but changes the slip gauge stack to 4 stacks, What is the new angle?

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9.If the junior is trying to set up an exact angle of 30* using their standard 200mm sine bar, How many stacks of slip gauges he needs?

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10.What realisation was felt by the junior at the end of the story?

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