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| Typically generates a zero or negative return on the investment of resources and usually can be eliminated without impairing a process. |
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| The general, fixed cost of a running a business, such as rent, lighting, and heating expenses, which cannot be charged or attributed to a specific product or part of the work operation. |
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| The monetary surplus left to a producer or employer after deducting wages, rent, cost of raw materials, etc. |
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| Basic substance in its natural modified, or semi-processed state, used as an input to a production process for subsequent modification or transformation into a finished good. |
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| The difference between the price at which goods are sold and the cost of the materials used to make them. |
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| Periodic cost that varies, more or less, in step with the output or the sales revenue of a firm. Such costs include raw material, energy usage, labor (wages), distribution costs, etc. |
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| Properly or sufficiently qualified; capable or efficient. |
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| Imperfect in form or function. |
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| An imperfection in an object of machine. |
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| The quality of equipment or goods of continuing to be useful after an extended period of time and usage. |
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| Dealing with production, distribution, and consumption of products or wealth. |
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| The standards for ethical or moral behavior of a particular group. In our case it will be the Engineering Code of Ethics. |
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| The ability of a product to do the job for which it was intended. |
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| Rules relating to principles of right and wrong in behavior. |
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| What one intends to do or bring about. |
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| The process of making sure that products or services meet consistently high standards. |
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| A process that is used to systematically solve problems. |
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| What are steps to the Design process? |
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Place in order:
Research and Generate Ideas: ___
Create or make solution: ___
Develop design proposal: ___
Test and Evaluate: ___
Communicate Processes: ___
Define a problem: ___
Explore possibilities: ___
Select an approach: ___
Make model or prototype: ___
Brainstorm: ___
Research/Generate Ideas: ___
Refine the design: ___
Create/Make solution: ___ |
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| What are the 4 factors of design? |
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| Economy, Safety, Functionality, Ethics |
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| What are 4 mass properties? |
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| Volume, Surface area, density, and mass |
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| 4 common measurements on parts of the dial caliper. |
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Outside Diameter / Thickness
Inside Diameter / Space Width
Step Distance
Hole Depth |
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| Will measure slightly more than 6 inches. |
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| Shows each inch divided into 10 increments. |
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| ___ is the immovable portion of the dial caliper. |
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| ___ moves along the blade and is used to adjust the distance between measuring surfaces. |
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| ___ rotates within the dial as the slider moves. |
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| ___ keep track of larger increments. |
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| ___ is used to change linear motion. |
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