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What is the r.p.m. required to drill a 13/16" hole in mild steel if the cutting speed is 100 feet per minute?

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Answer to a math question What is the r.p.m. required to drill a 13/16" hole in mild steel if the cutting speed is 100 feet per minute?

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Given that the Cutting Speed is 100 feet per minute and the Diameter is 13/16 inches, we can substitute these values into the formula: RPM = (100 * 4) / (13/16) After calculating, we get: RPM ≈ 492.3 So, the RPM required to drill a 13/16" hole in mild steel with a cutting speed of 100 feet per minute is approximately 492 (rounded to the nearest whole number)

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