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Written by Roland Williams
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Case 1 - Question
What is any substance that
flows?
Case 2 - Question
Which step is not part of the EDP”?
A. Form a Hypothesis B. Test and EvaluateC. Present the Solution
Case 3 - Question
Identify the Challenge, Explore Ideas, Plan & Develop, Test and Evaluate, and Present the Solution are the steps of the ______.
Case 4 - Question
The amount of force distributed over a unit of area, usually expressed
in pounds per square inch.
Case 5 - Question
The last step in the Engineering Design Process is _______.
Case 6 - Question
A device that converts fluid power
into mechanical force and motion.
Case 7 - Question
What is the use of liquids or gases under pressure to move heavy objects
and perform many other tasks?
Case 8 - Question
What are fluid power systems that use oil or another
liquid called?
Case 9 - Question
Each person in a group presents his or her ideas
in an open forum?
Case 10 - Question
A device that converts mechanical force and motion into pneumatic
fluid power.
Case 11 - Question
True or False
Brainstorming is done in the second step of the
EDP.
Case 12 - Question
True or False
There is no perfect design?
Case 13 - Question
The systematic application of mathematical, scientific, and technical principles, produces tangible end products that meet our needs and desires?
Case 14 - Question
A human made object is called an
_________.
Case 15 - Question
A pressure applied to a confined fluid at rest is transmitted with equal
intensity throughout the fluid.
Case 16 - Question
A full size working model.
Case 17 - Question
When would you gather tools and materials to construct a new
product using the EDP? A. Exploring IdeasB. Plan and DevelopC. Test and Evaluate
Case 18 - Question
How many steps are there in the EDP as
discussed in class?
Case 19 - Question
Examining existing products is done
during what step of the EDP?
Case 20 - Question
Make an observation, Gather information, Form a hypothesis, Conduct experiments, Analyze results, and Present findings are steps in the _________.
Case 21 - Question
Applying for a patent for a new
product is done in what step of the
EDP?
Case 22 - Question
Asking people if they like the new product is done during which step
of the EDP?
Case 23 - Question
What is the increase in force gained by using a
machine?
Case 24 - Question
What are fluid power systems based on the use of air or another
gas?
Case 25 - Question
Who invented the phonograph?
Case 26 - Question
True or False
Many engineers do not follow the EDP strictly, but rather move fluidly back and forth
between steps.
Case 27 - Question
The scientific method is used to study ________.
Case 28 - Question
Who invented the atomic bomb?
Case 29 - Question
What states the volume of gas varies as the pressure
increases, whereas a liquid’s volume remains the same under
pressure, provided the temperature remains constant?
Case 30 - Question
A copyright for an invention is called a _________?
Case 1
-$150-$150FluidFluid
Case 2
$1000$1000A. Form a Hypothesis
Case 3
$200$200Engineering Design Engineering Design
ProcessProcess
Case 4
$300$300PressurePressure
Case 5
$150$150Present the SolutionPresent the Solution
Case 6
$600$600ActuatorsActuators
Case 7
$250$250Fluid PowerFluid Power
Case 8
$700$700HydraulicsHydraulics
Case 9
$100$100BrainstormingBrainstorming
Case 10
$450$450CompressorCompressor
Case 11
-$350-$350TrueTrue
Case 12
-$100-$100TrueTrue
Case 13
$150$150EngineeringEngineering
Case 14
$450$450ArtifactArtifact
Case 15
$800$800Pascal’s PrinciplePascal’s Principle
Case 16
-$200-$200PrototypePrototype
Case 17
-$100-$100B. Plan and Develop
Case 18
$100$10055
Case 19
$200$200Identify a ChallengeIdentify a Challenge
Case 20
$400$400Scientific MethodScientific Method
Case 21
$900$900Present the SolutionPresent the Solution
Case 22
$500$500Present the SolutionPresent the Solution
Case 23
$250$250Mechanical AdvantageMechanical Advantage
Case 24
-$150-$150PneumaticsPneumatics
Case 25
$300$300Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Case 26
$350$350TrueTrue
Case 27
-$250-$250NatureNature
Case 28
$400$400Albert EinsteinAlbert Einstein
Case 29
-$200-$200Boyle’s LawBoyle’s Law
Case 30
-$300-$300PatentPatent