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Chapter 3: Q7 (page 92)

Trace each figure. Then make an orthographic projection of the figure.

Short Answer

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The required orthographic projection is,

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Observe the provided figure

The provided figure consists of a top, a side, and a front which can be described in orthographic projection.

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Step 2. Make the required projection

The top, front and side orthographic projection of provided figure is represented by,

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Step 3. Make the conclusion

As the obtained projections are completely matching with the provided figure then the obtained projection is the required projection

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