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GET 102 PICTORIAL DRAWING Objective Question
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What are 'non-isometric lines' in isometric drawing?
Options
A Lines used to project orthographic views.
B Lines that are not parallel to the axes and cannot be measured directly.
Correct Answer
C Lines that are intentionally distorted to create a sense of depth.
D Lines used to indicate hidden features within the object.
Correct Answer

Option B is the correct answer.

Detailed Explanation

Page 10 states, 'Non-isometric lines are lines that are not parallel to the axes. They cannot be measured.'

Hint

Consider lines that do not align with the 30-degree or 90-degree directions in an isometric drawing.

Question Info

Course: GET 102
Topic: PICTORIAL DRAWING
Type: Objective
Difficulty: Not specified
Question 117 of 308
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