What is the difference between isometric projection and isometric drawings?

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Isometric projections are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric drawings are foreshortened by 18% of true length

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Isometric drawings are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric projections are foreshortened by          18% of true length

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Isometric projections are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric drawings are foreshortened by 18% of true length

TuteeHUB · Answer

Isometric drawings are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric projections are foreshortened by 12% of true length

TuteeHUB · Answer

Isometric projections are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric drawings are foreshortened by 12% of true length

1.	What is the difference between isometric projection and isometric drawings?
A.	Isometric drawings are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric projections are foreshortened by 18% of true length
B.	Isometric projections are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric drawings are foreshortened by 18% of true length
C.	Isometric drawings are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric projections are foreshortened by 12% of true length
D.	Isometric projections are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric drawings are foreshortened by 12% of true length
Answer» B. Isometric projections are drawn using true lengths whereas isometric drawings are foreshortened by 18% of true length

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