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We learned in another lesson to
correctly identify
three-dimensional models, otherwise known as geometric
solids. Now let's take a look at how to draw some. |
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Step One: Draw a square |

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Step Two: Draw three
new lines |

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Step Three: Connect
those lines |

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The above steps could be used for a
rectangular prism as well. Just draw a rectangle instead of a
square!

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Step One: Draw a triangle |

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Step Two: Draw two
new lines |

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Step Three: Connect
those lines |

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Step One: Draw a circle |

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Step Two: To look 3-D we must draw a
curved line to show the front and a dotted line to show the back. |

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Step One: Draw two ovals parallel to
each other |

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Step Two: Connect the two ovals on
the left and right sides |

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Step One: Draw two lines at a slant
going in the opposite direction |

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Step Two: Connect the two lines with
a curved line |

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Step Three: Draw a dotted curved line
to show the back of the solid |

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Practice Drawing
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