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2. For the various sizes of tubing and wall thickness used in a hydraulic system, the inside diameter can be determined if it is remembered that the inside diameter equals the outside diameter less __________.
The inside diameter is calculated by subtracting twice the wall thickness from the outside diameter, accounting for the material on both sides of the tubing.
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