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    Orthographic Projection Is Most Often Explained by Imagining the Object
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Orthographic Projection Is Most Often Explained by Imagining the Object

Question 20

Question 20

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Orthographic projection is most often explained by imagining the object to be drawn inside a(n) ____.


A) isometric drawing
B) opaque container
C) glass box
D) brick

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