In the context of vernier calliper, an internal jaw is used to measure:
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer is option 4 i.e. the internal diameter of a hollow cylinder and pipes
The internal jaws of a vernier caliper are used to measure the internal diameter of a hollow cylinder or pipe.
Explanation
- The internal jaws of a vernier caliper are designed to rest on the internal walls of a hollow cylinder or tube.
- The diameter of the open end of the cylinder or tube should be roughly equal to the internal diameter so that the walls don't interfere with the jaws.
- A vernier caliper can also be used to measure the external diameter of a tube, the internal diameter of a mug, and the depth of a small bottle.