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ASVAB MECHANICAL COMPREHENSION FULL PART 2 EXAM
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Question 1: Normally, atmospheric pressure is approximately 23.2 psi
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12.7 psi Normally atmospheric pressure(the average atmospheric pressure at sea level) is 14.7 psi Question 2: If a ramp measures 6 feet in length and 3 feet in height, an object weighing 200 pounds requires how much effort the move using the ramp?
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300 pounds The formula to determine mechanical advantage of an incline plane is Length of Ramp ÷ Height of Ramp= Weight of Object ÷ Effort .
Question 3: A simple pulley gives a mechanical advantage of
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1 A simple pulley gives no mechanical advantages, although it does make work easier by spreading out the work needed over several tries. The mechanical advantage is 1
Question 4: The force produced when two objects rub against each other is called
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Friction
Question 5: A micrometer is used to measure
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Thickness to a few thousandths of an inch
Question 6: Torsion springs
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Produce a twisting action Torision springs coil or uncoil and product a twisting action, not a direct pull; in other words, torsion springs apply torque Question 7: If a force of 200 pounds is exerted over an area of 10 square inches what is the PSI?
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20 You can calculate psi as Pressure= Force ÷ Area. So in this problem P= 200÷10=20
Question 8: A yellow flame on a gas furnace indicates
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The fuel-air mixture is too rich Too much fuel of not enough air. More air should be allowed to enter and mix with the gas.
Question 9: Water in an engine can cause damage in the winter because
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Water expands when it freezes Question 10: If a water tank on a toilet keeps overflowing, the problem is probably a
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Defective float Question 11: To move a 400- pound crate from the floor of a warehouse to the bed of a truck 4- feet off the ground the most efficient device?
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Incline plane To move heave object a few feet in height