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What is the minimum dimension which can be measured with telescopic gauge
Answer: C
The minimum is 8 mm.
Telescopic gauges come in sets whose smallest gauge covers holes from about 8 mm to 12.7 mm, with the largest reaching about 150 mm. The spring-loaded plungers are locked at the bore size and the gauge is then measured with an outside micrometer.
12.7 mm is the upper limit of the smallest gauge, not the minimum, and 150 mm is the top of the set's range. For holes smaller than about 8 mm, small hole gauges are used instead. (The paper prints this option with the letter B as well; options are given here in printed order.)
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