*Exploded views* no calculations just drawing.

C Use a scale of 1:10 for the dimensions 300 me 120 mm 270 mm Use a scale of 2:1 for the dimensions 03my 4 0.9 m 0.55 an 109m 07 m 0.5m Use a scale of 3:1 for the dimensions e) 150 cm 90 cm 3 cm 80 cm 6 cm 6 cm thatmeter 2 cm Choose the scale for the dimensions. Scale: F)Exploded Diagrams An exploded diagram can be either a perspective drawing or an isometric drawing. In an exploded diagram, the components that make up an object are shown separated, but in their relative positions, so that the viewer can see where all the parts go and how they fit together. In an exploded diagram, parts of an object that are normally hidden in a drawing are visible. Exploded diagrams are not usually drawn to scale but are approximate. Dotted lines are often used to show where the pieces connect to one another. Example: Sketch the exploded view of the following object. Step 1: Identify the component parts. For this object, the component parts are: Back Right side Left side Top Bottom Centre shelf Step 2: Draw the components individually. Step 3: Draw connecting lines. Begin by drawing the back, then each of the other parts Draw dashed lines to show how the parts connect. separately in a way that shows how they fit together. 2. Sketch the exploded view of the following objects. a)Example: Draw a 2D representation of the following 3D object given its exploded view. 3. Draw a 2D representation of the following 3D object given its exploded view. a b) C )