Use Convert Entities to copy the edge of the face onto a new sketch, and then create the cut-out.

Use Offset Entities to offset the edges of the face 0.50 units, and then create the cut-out.

Use the rectangle tool to create the geometry, then dimension each line 0.50 units from the edges, and then create the cut-out.

Use the line tool to create the geometry, then dimension each line 0.50 units from the edge, and then create the cut-out.

None of the answers are correct.

Model the boss first and then the hole, using a Through-All end condition for the hole.

Model the boss first and then the hole, using a Mid-Plane end condition for the hole.

Model the boss first and then the hole, using a Blind end condition for the hole.

To create the original holes, modify the rectangular boss sketch to include the holes. Then when updating the part, modify the rectangular boss again to include the rest of the holes.

Create one of the holes, and use the linear pattern feature to create the remaining holes. Then when updating the part, create a separate feature for the additional 8 holes.

Create one of the holes, and use the linear pattern feature to create the remaining holes. Then when updating the part, edit the pattern to create the other hole instances. 

Create each hole individually. Then when updating the part, create every other hole individually.

Delete the coincident mate you just created, and then recreate the coincident mate. 

Delete the gray pivot component, and then insert a new instance of the gray component. 

You cannot edit the assembly. You have to start over.

Flip the mate alignment of the coincident mate you just created to reorient the gray pivot component correctly.

Setting the part material.

Setting up the linked variables.

All of the answers are correct

Setting the document units as stated in the problem statement.

Right Plane  

Top Plane  

All of the answers are correct.

Front Plane

Concentric and Parallel

Parallel and Angle

Tangent and Coincident

Tangent and Perpendicular

Float the part and manually add mates between the planes of the assembly and the planes of the part.

You cannot edit the position of the part.

Float the part and align the planes manually. When the planes visually match up, fix the part once again.

Delete the part and drop it into the assembly again. Repeat this process until the planes line up.

Aligned Section

Partial Section

Section

Broken Out Section

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