Question

The drawing in which the view is drawn at ar
angle 30° and 150°-is called :
(A) Auxiliary view
(B) Front view
(C) Isometric view
(D) Perspective view​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is option (C) Isometric view.

Explanation:

Isometric drawings comprised of two horizontal axes inclined at angles of $30^{o}$ and $150^{o}$ degrees, respectively.

The drawing in which the vision is drawn at an angle $30^{o}$ and $150^{o}$ is called Isometric view. The $3$D view and this view are identical. When a drawing of a $3$D view is not possible, this view is used.

Isometric scale is the scale that is applied to isometric drawings. Reducing scale refers to the scale used when the drawing size is decreased for easier viewing. The enlargement scale is the scale that, under certain assumptions, enhances the dimension of size for better sight.

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