In a One View Drawing, You Could Tell If a Part

question 1

Multiple Choice

In a one view drawing, you could tell if a part is cylindrical because:

• A)You can assume a part is cylindrical unless stated otherwise
• B)A centerline or diameter symbol would be shown
• C)Chamfers on the end of the part imply that it is round
• D)You would not be able to tell, so a second view is always required

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