Explain the difference between a dado and rabbet cut in wood and explain what they are used for
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A dado is a square or rectangular groove in a board. The purpose of a dado is to receive the end or
edge of another board. A rabbet is a cut or groove made at the end or edge of a board to receive
another board. The dado and rabbet joints are used wherever strong 90-degree angles are needed.
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Divide the following decimal fractions and round to two decimal places: 62" ÷ 0.24 =
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Calculate the second moment of area for a 2 × 6 piece of umber about the x-x and y-y axes, as shown. Visit a hardware store and measure the actual dimensions of a typical 2 × 6 piece of lumber.
In an electroplating operation, what is he positive terminal called?
A. anode B. cathode