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You see a 2D shape drawn with four handles around the shape.
4. Rotate the shape using the Rotation handles to see the 3D effect.
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2D shapes are drawn on a flat surface so it only displays only two dimensions, i.e.
length and breadth. But when we draw a 3D shape, we can rotate it around to see
what is at the other end of the shape. 3D stands for three-dimensions, that is length,
breadth and height.
SELECTING A SHAPE
To select a shape, just click
on it. The panel changes and
displays tool options to edit
Selected Shape
the shapes drawn.
Drag the mouse over the shapes to
select all together. You can then
rotate all the shapes together by
moving the Rotation handles.
Try It Out #Critical Thinking
Tick (3) the shape that matches best with the objects below.
Cone Cuboid Cone Cube
Cube Cylinder Cube Sphere
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