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4. Make the corresponding oblique sketches for the isometric sketches given below.

(a) (b)

5. Draw an isometric sketch of the given oblique shape.

Is the isometric sketch unique?

Visualizing Solid Objects

When you visualize a solid object, it is not necessary that whole of it can be seen. The view of the
solid may also depend upon the direction or side from where it is seen. Moreover, in combined
shapes some part of the solid may be hidden from the view. Top
Let’s take some cubes and arrange them as shown in the figure.

Can you guess how many cubes are required to make this structure.
A little thinking will give you the answer. Yes, it is 7. One can look at this
combination from the front, side or the top. Each time we get a different view. Front Side

The three views are shown in the following grid paper.

Front view Side view Top view
Example 3: For the solids given below sketch the front, side and top view.
Top
Top

(a) Side (b) Side

Front

Front

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