Discussion topic
orthographic projection and isometric
projection are two ways to show t...
Mathematics, 12.12.2019 17:31 jxgcyttigfccvn8087
Discussion topic
orthographic projection and isometric
projection are two ways to show three-
dimensional objects in a two-dimensional
space, such as on a piece of paper on a
computer screen. each method gives all
different perspective. do some research and
then compare and contrast the two methods
for displaying three-dimensional shapes. then
try your hand at creating both types of
projections for a simple geometric shape
using paper pencil and a ruler.
in your opinion, what are the pros and cons
of each projection? what are the limitations
in which circumstances, environments, or
occupations is one type of projection likely
preferred over the other describe any
special tools that might be needed to create
the projection, which projection is easiest for
you to interpret visually? why?
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