CBSE BOARD X, asked by ArchitaVishwakarma, 9 hours ago

Which of the following options of the drawing toolbar allows you to view the 3-D effect of a normal drawing object and vice-versa?
a. Callouts
b. Points
c. Extrusion on/off
d. None of these

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Answered by raisakshi526

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answer = (c) Extrusion on/off

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