When a feature or part is at the limit of size that results in it having the maximum amount of material, it is said to be at ____.

A) MCC
B) LMC
C) MMC
D) CML

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When a feature or part is at the limit of size that results in it having the maximum amount of material, it is said to be at ____.A)  MCCB)  LMCC)  MMCD)  CML

Giuliana Iavarone · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  MMC stands for Maximum Material Condition, which means that the feature is at its maximum size and has the maximum amount of material allowed within its design tolerance. It is opposite to LMC (Least Material Condition), which means that the feature is at its minimum size and has the minimum amount of material. MCC and CML are not common terms used in engineering design.

When a feature or part is at the limit of size that results in it having the maximum amount of material, it is said to be at ____.

A) MCC
B) LMC
C) MMC
D) CML

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