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Hi! I'm a bit confused, for context in my auto class we have been going over orthographic projection, and these are some of the problems we have. I understand the concept of orthographic projection and stuff. What I don't understand is how to do you these questions.

Hi I m a bit confused for context in my auto class we have been going over orthographic projection and these are some of the

Answer :

An orthographic image like the ones attached, (also known as an orthographic projection), typically has three views: front, top, and side.

What information do these sides or views provide?

These views are sometimes referred to as the primary views or the principal views. The front view shows the object as it would appear if viewed head-on, while the top view shows the object as it would appear if viewed from directly above, and the side view shows the object as it would appear if viewed from the side.

These three views provide a comprehensive and detailed representation of the object in three dimensions and are commonly used in engineering, architecture, and other fields where precise technical drawings are required.

In all the images represented, the top left image is the top view, the bottom left image is the head-on view, the top right is the 3-dimensional view, and the bottom right is the side view.

Learn more about orthographic images at:

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