Workplace 11 unit 3.3Please help me with this unit (say the question needs to be reprised so I can send the rest of the pages)

Chapter 3: Spatial Representation Workplace 11 3.3 Three-Dimensional Representation An isometric drawing is a way of representing a three-dimensional figure on a two-dimensional plane. Isometric drawings are drawn to scale. Lines that are parallel in real life are parallel in the drawing. It is easiest to use isometric dot paper while drawing isometric drawings. Ex. Use isometric dot paper to draw a cube with sides that are each 3 units long. Start with the bottom corner closest to you (point A). Make sure you draw it at a point on the isometric dot paper that will allow space for your diagram. In each case, make the segment 3 units long. Follow these steps: . Draw line segment AB vertically. . Draw AC and BD at an angle 30 counterclockwise from the horizontal. . Join C and D. . Draw AE and BF at 30 in the opposite direction from AC. . Join E and F. . Draw FG and DG to meet above A and B. R 19