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Technical Drawing

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296 prompts matching "Quiz: 2. Define isometric drawing and the isometric axes at 30° to the horizonta"

Teach me: The principle of tangency and the right angle at the point of contact

You are my personal SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Teach me the principle of tangency and th

Teach me: Why solids intersect and what the curve of intersection is

You are my personal SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Teach me why solids intersect and what th

Spot my mistake: A drawing that misuses a standard symbol

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on a drawing that misuses a st

WAEC prep: The assembly drawing and the parts list

Act as a WAEC/NECO Technical Drawing examiner. I am in SS 3. Set me five exam-style questi

WAEC prep: Flat roofs and their falls

Act as a WAEC/NECO Technical Drawing examiner. I am in SS 3. Set me five exam-style questi

Practice set: Drawing a detail at a wall and beam junction

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Give me five practice questions on drawing a detail

Let me explain: Drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method

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I have just studied drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method in my SS3 Technical Drawing class. Let me explain it back to you in my own words, then tell me plainly what I got wrong or left out. Ask me one follow-up question afterwards to test whether I really understood it.

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WAEC prep: The advantages and limits of oblique drawing

Act as a WAEC/NECO Technical Drawing examiner. I am in SS 3. Set me five exam-style questi

Teach me: The horizon line, vanishing point and station point

You are my personal SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Teach me the horizon line, vanishing poin

Spot my mistake: Reading the representative fraction as the ratio of the drawing to the sheet rather than to the object

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on reading the representative

Spot my mistake: Treating a chord and a diameter as interchangeable when finding the centre of an arc

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on treating a chord and a diam

Spot my mistake: Drawing a tangent that meets the radius at the point of contact at any convenient angle

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on drawing a tangent that meet

Spot my mistake: Treating the resultant and the equilibrant of a force system as the same force

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on treating the resultant and

Spot my mistake: Treating a casement window and a sash window as the same type

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on treating a casement window

Spot my mistake: Treating the going and the tread of a stair as the same dimension

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on treating the going and the

Spot my mistake: Drawing the true helix of a screw thread rather than its conventional representation

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on drawing the true helix of a

Let me explain: The drawings that make up a set of working drawings

I have just studied the drawings that make up a set of working drawings in my SS3 Technica

Quiz: Continuous thick, continuous thin and chain lines

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on continuous thick, continuous thin and

Quiz: Bisecting a line and erecting a perpendicular

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on bisecting a line and erecting a perpe

Quiz: Finding the centre of a given arc

Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on finding the centre of a given arc. As

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