GIVEN: ISOMETRIC PICTORIAL VIEW. SKETCH (1) LEFT SIDE VIEW. THEN SKETCH FRONT AND TOP VIEWS.

It is a good practice to include an isometric view without hidden lines as one of the views in your drawing. True? A. Good practice, same scale as principal views B. Good practice; scales can be modified C. Good practice, bust most use hidden lines D. No, isometric view should not be needed or included     ANSI standards dictate the style, dimensions and arrangement of engineering working drawing layouts: A. Yes, they must be followed to ensure…… B. No companies are expected to adhere to the standards but have the latitude to the customize according to individual needs.

This problem comes from Introduction to Graphics Communications for Engineers 4th Edition page 64 #8 could you help me sketch the isometric view given the 3 standard views

When forming a solid object in SolidWorks, there are a number of key words and phases. select ONLY the ones related to SoildWorks. construction line inheritance D wiggle substitution relations save bend implode pointers reference point In Plane extrude sketch