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As shown in the illustration, if the "TOP VIEW" of an orthographic projection is indicated by figure "4", and the "FRONT VIEW" is indicated by figure "5", which figure would best represent the correct "RIGHT SIDE VIEW"? See illustration GS-0165.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Orthographic projection views: how TOP, FRONT, and RIGHT SIDE relate at 90° angles • Matching hidden / lower surfaces and visible / higher surfaces between different views • How an L-shaped step would look from different directions

💭 Think About

• Look at figure 5 (FRONT). From that view, which side (left or right) is higher, and which is lower? Now imagine walking to the object’s right side—what outline would you see? • Compare figure 4 (TOP) to figure 5 (FRONT). Which corner of the top view corresponds to the higher front face, and which to the lower one? • For each answer choice, ask: if this were the RIGHT SIDE view, could I reconstruct the same TOP and FRONT views as figures 4 and 5?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be sure the relative heights (step up / step down) in the chosen right-side view can produce the higher and lower areas in the FRONT view (figure 5). • Verify that the plan shape seen in the TOP view (figure 4) matches the footprint implied by your chosen RIGHT SIDE view. • Check that the orientation of the ‘step’ (which side is tall, which is short) is consistent in all three views—TOP, FRONT, and your selected RIGHT SIDE.

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