Lecture

True Sizes: Folding Method in Descriptive Geometry

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This lecture covers the folding method in descriptive geometry, focusing on true sizes of segments and distances between points. It explains the concept of orthogonal and parallel projections, conservation of alignment, and properties of space quantities. Through examples, the instructor demonstrates how to construct true magnitudes of segments using projections and folding techniques.

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