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Chapter 3: Q1 (page 92)

Match the orthographic projects with their isometric drawings. If there is no isometric drawing, then make one.

Short Answer

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The correct option is a.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Observe the provided orthographic figure

The orthographic figure represents the top view, side view and front view of one of the provided figures.

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Step 2. Determine which figure from the four figures is matching

The two dimensional projection is related to the drawing that is in option (a).

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Step 3. Make the conclusion

As the figure in option (a) is completely matching so, the correct option is (a).

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