Imagine That You Have Drawn a Part and Used Crosshatching

question 24

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you have drawn a part and used crosshatching consisting of thin sharp lines at 45°, then realize that an adjacent part also needs to be crosshatched. What should you do?

• A) omit crosshatching on the adjacent part to prevent confusion
• B) label the adjacent part as "sub-crosshatched"
• C) use identical crosshatching for the adjacent part
• D) crosshatch the adjacent part using reversed lines

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