SCALES
To construct a scale of 1.5 inches = 1 foot to show inches are long enough to measure up to 4 feet, then R.F. = ____
In constructing a plain scale, where should the names of the units and sub-divisions be stated?
In constructing a plain scale, where should the zero be placed?
In a vernier scale, what is the Least Count (LC) equal to?
How many equal parts should a line of 15 cm be divided into when constructing a diagonal scale with an R.F. of 1/1?
In a vernier scale construction, if 8 equal parts on the main scale represent a total length of 2 meters, then how many divisions should be made on the vernier scale to measure with higher accuracy? (Use Formula: 1 v.s.d. = 1 m.s.d. / n)
How is the forward reading vernier constructed along with the main scale?
When constructing a diagonal scale, what does the term 'R.F. = 1/5' mean?
When constructing a scale, why is it important to round off the calculated length to the next higher whole number?
When constructing a scale of 1:2000 to measure 15 meters, what is the length of the scale?