H GC - Auxiliary View

What is an auxiliary view in the context of projection theory?

• A view projected onto the frontal plane

• A view projected onto any plane other than the frontal, horizontal, or profile plane

• A view that is one of the six principal views

• A view projected onto the horizontal plane

Why is an auxiliary view used in projection theory?

• To show the true size and shape of a surface

• To create a three-dimensional model

• To simplify the drawing process

• To enhance the colour of the drawing

Which of the following is NOT a principal view in orthographic projection?

• Frontal view

• Horizontal view

• Profile view

• Auxiliary view

How is an auxiliary view created to show the true size and shape of surface ABCD?

• By positioning a line of sight parallel to the inclined plane

• By positioning a line of sight perpendicular to the inclined plane

• By using a mirror to reflect the surface

• By rotating the object 90 degrees

What is the primary purpose of using an auxiliary view in technical drawings?

• To reduce the number of views needed

• To provide a more artistic representation

• To accurately represent inclined surfaces

• To make the drawing more colourful