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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. A cross-section is a projection showing the outline visible behind a cutting plane, obtained by imaginarily cutting through an object with such a plane and removing the ( ) part. A. In front of the cutting plane B. On both sides of the cutting plane C. Visible on all sides D. Above the inclined cutting plane
A cross-section is a projection showing the outline visible behind a cutting plane, obtained by imaginarily cutting through an object with such a plane and removing part (A). A. In front of the cutting plane B. On both sides of the cutting plane C. Visible on all sides D. Above the inclined cutting plane
A、Before the cutting plane
A cross-section is a projection showing the outline visible behind a cutting plane, obtained by imaginarily cutting through an object with such a plane and removing part (A). A. In front of the cutting plane B. On both sides of the cutting plane C. Visible on all sides D. Above the inclined cutting plane
A cross-section is a projected diagram that assumes the object has been cut using a cutting plane; the part on the side of the cutting plane (A) is removed, and then the outline visible on the other side of the cutting plane is drawn.