Constructive Solid Geometry

The Constructive Solid Geometry method was developed in the _____.* 1980's 1990's 1960's 1970's

1980's

Two or more solid objects can be combined into one using _____ operations.* Boolean Linear Commutative Abstract

Boolean

Which of the following is NOT one of the basic Boolean operations in Autodesk Inventor?* Join Divide Intersect Cut

Divide

Which of the following is NOT one of the five basic primitives found in Autodesk Inventor?* Torus Rectangular Prism Dodecahedron Cone

Dodecahedron

Features that are created for the purposes of performing a "cut" operation in Autodesk Inventor are not considered primitives.* True False

False

In a binary tree the roots are the various primitives that are combined to form the final solid object known as the leaf.* True False

False

Any solid feature that is created with Autodesk Inventor can be considered a primitive.* True False

True

Re-linking is what allows easy modification of your models.* True False

True

The CSG concept is one of the most important building blocks for feature-based modeling.* True False

True

The CSG method is also referred to as the method used to store a solid model in the database.* True False

True

The CSG method is also known as the _____ approach because it is similar to practices used in a machine shop.* production machinist's fabrication manufacturing

machinist's

Constructive Solid Geometry describes the solid model as a combination of basic shapes known as _____.* ancients originals primitives basic

primitives