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1. An orthogonal projection of an object in a 2D drawing of an object as it would appear with all its feature projected perpendicular to a viewing..True? a. Yes b. No The concept of 'glass box' is used in connection with: Orthographic projection b, 3rd angle projection c. Multiview representations d. all of the above 2. a. When the top view is placed above the front view on a drav g, the following is true? a. It does not conform to standards B. it uses 3rd angle projection C. it uses but angle projection 3. 4. The standard views in orthographic projections are front, top, bottom, and 5. A part may be properly represented on an engineering drawing with as few views as: 6. When establishing the orthographic views for a part (to put on drawing), it helps to have extra d. the projection angle is uncertain a. Side, rear, isometric b. right, left, isometric c. right, left, rear d. right, left a. One b. two c. three d. six view even if they do not add new information (eg: for. error). True? a. Yes, ok to do this b. no, usually a bad idea and/or reduce the chance of 7. Different object may yield the exact same orthogonal view i.e, orthogonal views are not unique. True? a. Yes, true b. not true, by the definition . two different objects, each of their orthogonal view has to be different as well

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