Section 1
1. Section 1
1.9. Explore 4
Section 1: Viewing and Representing 3-D Objects
Self-Check 2
- Use the interactive geoboard or isometric dot paper to create an isometric sketch of the following three-dimensional objects.
Answer
It is now time to add new math terms, definitions, and examples/notes to your Mathematics 20-3: Glossary Terms document, which you have been adding to and saving in your course folder. Complete the missing pieces of the document, and save it to your desktop. Note that some terms, definitions, and examples/notes have already been provided in the document. If you have misplaced your copy of the Glossary Terms document, you can get a new one from the Toolkit.
In this lesson the new terms you will add are the following:
- three dimensions
- two dimensions
- isometric dot paper
- view
- face-on view
- edge or corner view