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[Process Engineering Division – Chemical Engineering Software Forum – Daily Question – Questions 03–19]

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This post was last edited by Yunmu on 2019-3-19 at 22:02. [Process Engineering Section – Chemical Engineering Software Discussion Board – Daily Question – Question No. 03-19] In AutoCAD, what is the difference between the Extrude command used for solids and the Extrude command used in solid editing? A. There is no difference. B. The former is used to extrude polylines, while the latter is used to extrude faces. C. The former converts a 2D wireframe into a solid, while the latter is used to extrude a face of an existing solid. Note: Questions are valid only for the day they are posted (3 correct answers, 1 wrong answer; posts that are just filler or duplicates will be removed). Replying extensively to previous posts is considered spamming, and such responses will not earn any points or may receive points at the discretion of the moderators. 3
Reply #22019-03-19
C. The former converts a 2D wireframe into a solid, while the latter stretches a face of a solid
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The former converts a 2D wireframe into a solid, while the latter stretches a face of a solid

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