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What's the total volume of a cylinder with a 3' radius and a height of 7'?

197.82 cubic feet

188.52 cubic feet

197.82 square feet

188.52 square feet

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How many gallons will a tank with a 12' diameter hold if it is 4' deep if a tank with a 12' diameter holds 670 gallons per foot of depth?

2,680

2,280

2,430

3,040

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A belt will typically share two or more pulleys. A mechanical advantage is achieved if the pitch diameters of the pulleys vary. only depends on pitch diameter, not the tooth ratio like with gears and sprockets.

Class 3 Levers

Lever Definitions

Gear Train, or Commonly Called "transmission"

Belt and Pulley Systems

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Gear Train, or commonly called "Transmission"

Recall and Comprehend Technical Information

Belt and Pulley Systems

Recall and Comprehend Verbal and Visual Information:

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Class 1, Class 2, Class 3 are?

Belt and Pulley Systems

Classes of Levers

First Class Lever

Lever Definitions

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1 vertical foot = 0.433 psi
1 psi = 2.31 vertical feet

Calculating the head pressure difference between an intake and an output using a formula

Speed, torque, and power in relation to one another:

The gear train, also known as the "transmission,"

None of the above

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Class 1 Levers - Effort in the middle, with the fulcrum on the other side from where the resistance resides. Always less than 1, for example: a pair of tweezers, a human mandible.

False

True

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FREE FCTC Knowledge Question and Answers

What's the total volume of a cylinder with a 3' radius and a height of 7'?

How many gallons will a tank with a 12' diameter hold if it is 4' deep if a tank with a 12' diameter holds 670 gallons per foot of depth?

A belt will typically share two or more pulleys. A mechanical advantage is achieved if the pitch diameters of the pulleys vary. only depends on pitch diameter, not the tooth ratio like with gears and sprockets.

- Go through one to four essays.
- 35 questions in total (including the essay questions at the rear of the test booklet);
- only the essay packet may be marked up with notes.
- In the first 30 minutes, 15 to 20 questions based on these writings were distributed.

Class 1, Class 2, Class 3 are?

1 vertical foot = 0.433 psi
1 psi = 2.31 vertical feet

Class 1 Levers - Effort in the middle, with the fulcrum on the other side from where the resistance resides. Always less than 1, for example: a pair of tweezers, a human mandible.

FREE FCTC Numerical Reasoning Question and Answers

FREE FCTC Verbal Reasoning Question and Answers

What's the total volume of a cylinder with a 3' radius and a height of 7'?

How many gallons will a tank with a 12' diameter hold if it is 4' deep if a tank with a 12' diameter holds 670 gallons per foot of depth?

A belt will typically share two or more pulleys. A mechanical advantage is achieved if the pitch diameters of the pulleys vary. only depends on pitch diameter, not the tooth ratio like with gears and sprockets.

- Go through one to four essays. - 35 questions in total (including the essay questions at the rear of the test booklet); - only the essay packet may be marked up with notes. - In the first 30 minutes, 15 to 20 questions based on these writings were distributed.

Class 1, Class 2, Class 3 are?

1 vertical foot = 0.433 psi 1 psi = 2.31 vertical feet

Class 1 Levers - Effort in the middle, with the fulcrum on the other side from where the resistance resides. Always less than 1, for example: a pair of tweezers, a human mandible.

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- Go through one to four essays.
- 35 questions in total (including the essay questions at the rear of the test booklet);
- only the essay packet may be marked up with notes.
- In the first 30 minutes, 15 to 20 questions based on these writings were distributed.

1 vertical foot = 0.433 psi
1 psi = 2.31 vertical feet

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