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The exploded drawing shown in the illustration is intended to show the __________. See illustration GS-0025.

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The exploded drawing shown in the illustration is intended to show the __________. See illustration GS-0025.

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• Exploded view in technical drawings • Difference between orthographic and pictorial/isometric views • Purpose of alignment or assembly lines in diagrams

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• Look at how the parts are spaced and connected by dashed lines—what is the drawing trying to help a mechanic or technician do? • Ask yourself whether you are seeing multiple flat 2D views from different angles, or one 3D-style picture with parts pulled apart. • Consider whether the focus is on counting hidden items, seeing inside the object, or understanding how pieces fit together.

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• Verify whether this drawing shows one three‑dimensional view or several flat projections. • Check if the lines between parts are showing how they line up for putting the unit together, or if they are just dimension or cutting-plane lines. • Confirm whether you can see a cut-away or internal cross section, or simply separated parts with their relative positions shown.

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Question 1 of 205eccef9abacbc34ba4d450b7

The exploded drawing shown in the illustration is intended to show the __________. See illustration GS-0025.

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The exploded drawing shown in the illustration is intended to show the __________. See illustration GS-0025.

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• Exploded view in technical drawings • Difference between orthographic and pictorial/isometric views • Purpose of alignment or assembly lines in diagrams

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