isometric and perspective drawings are an example of:

select one:
a. pictorial working drawings
b. orthographic working drawings

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isometric and perspective drawings are an example of:

select one:
a. pictorial working drawings
b. orthographic working drawings

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a. Pictorial working drawings

b. Orthographic working drawings

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Define drawing classifications

Analyze the given drawing types

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