Question

2D representation of a 3D solid is called ________ . *​

Answer 1

Answer:

plans and elevations

Step-by-step explanation:

plans and elevations

Answer 2

2D representation of a 3D solid is called plans and elevations.

• Two-Dimensional Shapes: The shapes with two dimensions i.e., any shape having a width and height are called 2-D shapes.
• Examples of 2-D shapes are rhombus, pentagon, etc.,
• Three-Dimensional Shapes: The shapes with three dimensions i.e., any shape having a width, height, and depth are called 3-D shapes.
• Examples of 3-D shapes are cube, cylinder, etc.,
• When a 3-D shape is drawn as a 2-D drawing, then they are called plans and elevations.