Geometric Constraints

Front

A constraint that forces two selected lines to meet at a right angle is ___________.

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perpendicular

Front

Constrains two curves or a line and a curve at one point without overlapping.

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tangent

Front

Constrains two points together or one point to a curve.

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coincident

Front

Used to assign the same size to similar geometric entities; lines with the same length or circles with the same radius/diameter.

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equal

Front

A constraint that causes a line to be drawn parallel to the y-axis.

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vertical

Front

A constraint that causes 2 or more lines to be equal distance from each other.

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Parallel

Front

A constraint that causes the centers of two arcs, circles, or ellipses have the same location.

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Concentric

Front

A constraint that causes two lines to lie on the same plane.

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Collinear

Front

A constraint that causes lines to be drawn parallel to the x-axis.

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Horizontal

Front

A constraint that causes selected geometric entities to become mirror images constrained about a selected line or axis.

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Symmetry