Which consequence results when tight machining tolerances are mandated for turbine blades lacking geometric dimensioning?

💡 Explanation

Higher rejection probabilities result because 'tolerance stacking' during machining without geometric dimensioning increases variability. This necessitates discarding parts because actual dimensions deviate more than allowed, therefore reducing yield, rather than enhancing component performance directly.

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