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Problem 3-5: Determine the length of each of the lettered dimension below using the civil engineers 50 scale.
Estimate all dimensions that fall between divisions. Give all dimensions to one decimal
place.
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Problem 3-7: Using a Fractional Inch Full Size Scale, determine

the length of each of the lettered line below.
Give all dimensions in Inches and Fractions of an Inch.
Place a after each measurement.
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the decimal inch scale.

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Estimate if dimensions fall between divisions.

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Problem 3-12: Detemine the

length of each of the lettered dimension below
Estimate if dimensions fall between divisions. using the 1:5 METRIC scale.

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