Machine Shop CalculationTask 1. Describe the Processes for Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing Fractions.Figure 1. Place Value of Whole NumbersSubtraction.Multiplication.Common FractionsFigure 2. Fractional Parts of A UnitImproper Fraction.Figure 4. 1/4 Is Larger Than 1/6.Reducing FractionsChanging to a Given Denominator.Changing an Improper Fraction to a Whole or Mixed Number.Reducing a Fraction to its Lowest Terms.Finding the Least Common Denominator of A Group of Fractions Having Different Denominators.AdditionSubtraction - od164070023Subtracting Mixed Numbers.MultiplicationShop Work Problems.Division - od164070027Complex FractionsConclusion - od164070029Task 2. Describe the Processes for Converting Fractions to Decimals and Decimals to Fractions Definition of TermsReduction of a Common Fraction to a Decimal FractionReduction of a Decimal Fraction to a Common FractionTable 1. Decimal Equivalent of Some Common Fractions.Subtraction - od164070035Division - od164070036AccuracyConclusion - od164070038Practical Exercise 1. - od164070039Practical Exercise 1. - ContinuedLesson 1. Practical Exercise -AnswersTask 1. Describe the Process for Converting Linear Measurements from the English to the Metric SystemTable 2. English System Linear MeasurementsTable 4. Linear Measurements Equivalent Values.Table 5. Decimal And Metric Equivalents of Fractions of an Inch.Converting From the English System to the Metric System.Converting From the English System to the Metric System. - Continued - od164070047Converting From the English System to the Metric System. - Continued - od164070048Task 2. Describe the Processes for Solving Problems Using Ratio and Proportion.Ratio and ProportionProportionInverse Proportion.Pulley Trains and Gear TrainsFigure 8. Pulleys Figure 9. Pulley TrainWorm and Worm GearingTask 3. Describe the Processes for solving Problems Using Trigonometry.Trigonometric FunctionsFigure 12. Sides in Referernce to Angle "A."Trigonometric Functions - ContinuedFigure 13. Value of An Angle in Terms Of the SidesProcedure for using these Rules.Figure 14. Find the Side Opposite Angle "A."Calculations with AnglesCalculations with Angles - ContinuedTrigonometric TablesTable 6. Trigonomertic TablesTable 7. Trigonometric Tables Cont.Use of Tables. InterpolationInterpolationAngle Corresponding to a Given FunctionSummary - od164070073Table 8. Trigonometric Table.Solution of Right TrianglesFigure 18. Find Angle "B" And Sides "A" And "B"Figure 19. Find Angle B And Sides "B" And "C."Figure 20. Find Angle B and Sides "A" And "C"Figure 21. Find Angles A and B, and Side "B"Special Right TrianglesFigure 23. Functions of A 45,, Angle.Derivation of the 30,, - 60,, Triangle Relationship.Figure 24. Relationships Between 30, and 60 ,,Angles.Table 11. Trigonometric TablesPractical ApplicationsGeneral Procedure for Solving Problems in TrigonometryFigure 25. Layout Of Plug Inserted in OpeningFigure 26. Find The Dimension Of "X."Law of SinesLaw of Sines - ContinuedFigure 27. Solve Using The Laws of Sine , Cosine And Tangent.The Terms In Equations Presented In A Above Can be Rearranged In the FormThe Terms In Equations Presented In A Above Can be Rearranged In the Form - ContinuedLaw of CosinesLaw of Cosines - Continued - od164070095Law of Cosines - Continued - od164070096Law of Cosines - Continued - od164070097Law of TangentsArea of TrianglesConclusion - od164070100Conclusion - Continued - od164070101Practical Exercise 2 - od164070102Requirement - od164070103Figure 29. Gear TrainFigure 30. Find The Distance "X"Table 12. Trigonometric Tables.Lesson 2. Practical Exercise- Answers - od164070107Lesson 2. Practical Exercise- Answers cont. - od164070108References - od164070109References - od164070110