
Understanding Orthographic Projection
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What is orthographic projection?
A method of drawing objects with perspective to enhance depth.
A way to project images onto a surface for artistic purposes.
A method of representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions using parallel projection.
A technique for creating 3D models using wireframe representation.
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How many views are typically used in orthographic projection?
Five views
Three views
Two views
Four views
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What are the main types of orthographic projection?
Oblique projection
Perspective projection
First-angle projection and Third-angle projection
Isometric projection
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In which fields is orthographic projection commonly used?
Fashion Design
Medicine
Engineering, architecture, computer graphics
Agriculture
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What is the difference between first-angle and third-angle projection?
First-angle projection shows views on the left and below the object, while third-angle projection shows views on the right and above the object.
First-angle projection shows views on the right and below the object.
First-angle projection is used for 3D modeling, while third-angle projection is for 2D drawings.
Third-angle projection shows views on the left and below the object.
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How does orthographic projection differ from perspective projection?
Both projections are identical in how they represent objects on a plane.
Perspective projection uses parallel lines, while orthographic projection distorts scale.
Orthographic projection maintains scale and parallel lines, while perspective projection simulates depth and size reduction with distance.
Orthographic projection creates a 3D effect, while perspective projection is flat.
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What is the purpose of using orthographic projection in technical drawings?
To accurately represent three-dimensional objects in two dimensions for precise measurements and details.
To create artistic representations of objects.
To simplify complex shapes into basic forms.
To enhance the visual appeal of technical drawings.
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