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Creepin_D
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IP Review for Inst Tech

02/09/2011 1:26 PM

hey guyz, I am in the process of reviewing for my IP( Journymens) for Inst, and I have a nice review here, but some(alot) of the questions in this review are not answered. I looked for them, but cannot get them all.

Would it be cool if I posted the the questions that I got??, Hopefully some of you guyz can answer them for me.

Let me know,

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02/09/2011 1:32 PM

Oh, my goodness.

We ARE going to hell in a basket.

"... can answer them for me."

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02/09/2011 1:39 PM

I don't get it? I'm still looking myself for the answers, but I don't want an incomplete study guide. I got 3 weeks left before I write my IP.......anyways, I thought this would be a bad idea.

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02/09/2011 1:47 PM

Creepin_D, if there are questions you cannot answer because you do not quite understand some portion of the solution, someone will probably be willing to discuss and explain, in an attempt to help you truly understand how solutions are arrived at.

Simply asking us to fill in the blanks of your paper... that will be resisted.

[edit] I see a member has come forward with some blank fillers! #10 is 316L.

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02/09/2011 3:00 PM

"#10 is 316L."

Only if it is 316L. It might be just plain 316 with the extra helping of carbon left in.
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02/09/2011 4:41 PM

Question #10 on my IP (Journymens) for Inst was:

"Which metal from Table 3 will be selected for Body Piercing material?"

As I had already used from Table 3 the ASTM F-67 compliant Titanium, the 316L is the remaining proper selection here. Perhaps your IP (Journymens) for Inst was different than mine. I cannot remember if I even got that one right...

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02/09/2011 8:33 PM

Oh, that. You're right. I had spilled catsup on that page.
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02/09/2011 1:41 PM

Get someone to take the test for you, easier than blogging your way to the prize.
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02/09/2011 1:47 PM

Here's some answers, just for you.

1. 6 V.

2. Negative

3. 4-20mv

4. Red

5. Black

6. Neutral

7. Positive

8. Ohm's Law

9. E=Mc2

10. 316 Stainless steel

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02/09/2011 1:59 PM

Here are some more:

  1. 24VDC
  2. green/yellow
  3. Residual Current Breaker Overload
  4. Capacitance
  5. Tuning fork sensor
  6. Only one end
  7. twisted pair screened
  8. preferably at right angles
  9. RS422
  10. Reconfigure the card's internet protocol address
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02/09/2011 2:06 PM

Thanks,

"IP( Journymens) for Inst" really isn't my field.
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