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Common-size analysis focuses on the comparison of financial statements over time (comparison carried line item by line item against the like value in a base-year):
Receding Axes
Axes that appear to converge in the direction away from the viewer in a perspective drawing, illustrating depth.
Pictorial View
A three-dimensional representation of an object, used in technical drawing to give a realistic view and help in understanding the shape and features.
Orthographic Views
Orthographic views are two-dimensional representations of a three-dimensional object, providing distinct viewpoints (typically front, top, and side) separated by orthogonal projection.
Inclined Lines
Lines that are drawn at an angle to a base line, used in drawings and diagrams to represent slopes or angled surfaces.
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