Asked by hannah pyron on May 12, 2024

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In relative coordinate programming, all dimensions are taken from the ____.

A) previous point
B) set-up point
C) X axis
D) origin

Relative Coordinate Programming

A method in computer numerical control (CNC) programming where each point or move is based on its position relative to the preceding point, not from the origin.

Dimensions

Refers to the measurable attributes of an object, including its length, width, height, and volume.

Previous Point

In drawing or conceptualization, refers to a selected location or node used as a reference for subsequent actions or measurements.

  • Comprehend the principles of baseline and relative coordinate dimensioning systems.
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Daniel FitzgeraldMay 14, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
In relative coordinate programming, dimensions are taken from the previous point, allowing for incremental movements from one point to the next rather than referencing a fixed origin or setup point.