GCSE Maths - 2D Projections Of 3D Objects #115

This video covers how to figure out what 3D shapes look like from the front, the side and the top. We call these 2D projections of 3D shapes.

This video is suitable for maths courses around the world.
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[SimplyMeYc]

Hi, are there more than 1 answer for the top view?

[hihi-plye]

When drawing the elevations, does the angle it's drawn at matter or just as long as you have the correct shape, it's enough?