[Solved] While drawing projections if a triangle is parallel to horizontal plane, top should be drawn first and projections are drawn to it to get front view.

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Q.	While drawing projections if a triangle is parallel to horizontal plane, top should be drawn first and projections are drawn to it to get front view.
A.	true
B.	false
Answer» A. true
Explanation: given a triangle parallel to horizontal plane so the front view and side view gives a line and top view gives the true shape and size of triangle so top view should be drawn first with specifications given and then projections to further gives the front view.

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