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So this problem gives us four different words.
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So we have a net, a construction, an orthographic drawing.
00:23
I'm just going to call this orthographic.
00:28
Orthographic and an isometric drawing.
00:34
And so when we think about these words, we first need to make sure we understand kind of what each of them meets.
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An isometric drawing is going to be on an isometric page.
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Isometric dot paper.
00:48
I'll just write dot paper actually.
00:56
And so that is a 2d representation of a 3d figure kind of from this corner view.
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Versus a construction is going to be the 3d figure built.
01:10
So that's actually in 3d a figure built.
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The orthographic representation is the different views.
01:20
So sort of if like we took a net apart.
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And so if you remember seeing kind of maybe this is the left -hand side filled with cubes, and then this is the right -hand side filled with cubes, something like that.
01:36
So we have these separate pieces of each view of a shape...