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1. That drawing is important to be human as all human need to express their self and drawing is a way do to this 2. That drawing is not Important as you dont need it to survive so why do we still do it? As darwing is one of those things that gives a meaning to surviving 3 as it help as to unstand the world around us like you make study's on animal to understand their movement and looks 4. It helps as with our jobs as a designer may draw to come up with new phones and gear 5. Drawing can useful for daily tests drawing maps and drawing to make notes Sorry for any spelling mistakes
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What is the importance of curves in engineering drawing?
it is worthless in engineering drawing.
What is the importance of using scale in drawing an object?
because it has to be proportional
What are the importance of drawing?
Drawing is an art ... art is creativity ... creativity is success ... success is fame ... fame is money ... money is life ...
What is the importance of sectional drawing?
To make sure you know where everything is sectioned in.
Why are lines important in technical drawing?
cuz then the lines are straight.
Look at this drawing from an ancient Egyptian tomb. What principal does this drawing attempt to demonstrate Drawing from an ancient Egyptian tomb circa 1350 BC?
D. the use of size to establish the importance of the main subject -Apex Learning.
What are the 3 importance of measurement?
What are the 3 importance of measurement
What is the probability of drawing a 6 and a spade?
Probability of drawing a spade is 13/52. Probability of also drawing a 6 is 3/39. Therefore it would be 13/52 x 3/39= .0192
What is the probability of drawing a 3 out of 52 cards?
The probability of drawing a 3 out of 52 cards is 4/52 or 1/13 or 0.0769 or 7.69%.
How many axes are in an isometric drawing?
3
How many drawing is in piping fitter?
3
What is the probabilty of drawing a 3 from a deck of 52 cards?
There is a 4 in 52 probability (reduce to 1 in 13) of drawing a '3' from a 52-card deck.
