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    This document provides instructions for two repair activities involving calculating the number of rivets needed. For activity 1, students are asked to calculate the number of rivets needed to repair a 4-inch wing section damage if the material thickness is 0.040 inches using the rivet diameter formula. For activity 2, students calculate the number of rivets to repair a 2-inch hole in a aircraft with a material thickness of 0.051 inches that uses countersunk rivets. The document notes that students should solve the problems neatly and legibly without shortcuts and upload their answers to a Facebook page by 6pm.

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    This document provides instructions for two repair activities involving calculating the number of rivets needed. For activity 1, students are asked to calculate the number of rivets needed to repair a 4-inch wing section damage if the material thickness is 0.040 inches using the rivet diameter formula. For activity 2, students calculate the number of rivets to repair a 2-inch hole in a aircraft with a material thickness of 0.051 inches that uses countersunk rivets. The document notes that students should solve the problems neatly and legibly without shortcuts and upload their answers to a Facebook page by 6pm.

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    This document provides instructions for two repair activities involving calculating the number of rivets needed. For activity 1, students are asked to calculate the number of rivets needed to repair a 4-inch wing section damage if the material thickness is 0.040 inches using the rivet diameter formula. For activity 2, students calculate the number of rivets to repair a 2-inch hole in a aircraft with a material thickness of 0.051 inches that uses countersunk rivets. The document notes that students should solve the problems neatly and legibly without shortcuts and upload their answers to a Facebook page by 6pm.

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    1
    ACTIVITY 4
    1. How many rivets will be used to repair a wing
    section with a damage length of 4 inches if the
    thickness of the material is 0.040?
    RD = 3T

    2
    ACTIVITY 4
    2. A high speed aircraft safely landed after being hit by
    a hailstorm. A 2-inch hole was then found after an
    inspection in an area where countersunk rivets were
    used. How many rivets will be used to repair the
    damage if the material used was 20214-T3 with a
    thickness of 0.051?

    3
    NOTE:
    1. Solve problems 1 & 2.
    2. Write neatly and legibly.
    3. No shortcuts!
    4. Deadline: Today until 6pm
    5. Upload your answers on our facebook page.

    4
    END

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