Graphical projections refer to a method of representing three-dimensional objects in a two-dimensional format, typically used in technical drawing, computer graphics, and visualization. This technique simplifies the representation of 3D objects by projecting their features onto a 2D plane, allowing for easier interpretation and communication of complex shapes and structures. There are several common types of graphical projections: 1. **Orthographic Projection**: This is a method where the object's dimensions are represented in true scale.
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