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How is pi used in real life?
Here is a few places where it can be used: Drawings , machinery, plans, planes, buildings, bridges, geometry problems, estimation, testing, space science, architecture, and engineering
How do you say floor plans in French?
plans d'étage
How many plans of symmetry does a triangular prism have?
It could have just one - a plane (not plan!) parallel to its bases and halfway between them.
What size oak beam is needed to span 13' for a two story load bearing wall?
That can't be answered without seeing the details of your plans.
What is the thickness of a wall on house plans?
for residential wood framed construction, interior walls are typically 4-1/2 inches thick, exterior are 6-1/2.
Who is the person who draws plans for buildings?
Architect
What is a draftsman?
-Individual who creates the plans for set construction. -A skilled worker who draws plans of buildings or machines -An artist skilled at drawing
What do you call a person who plans buildings?
an architect designs a building
Who creates drawings that tell how to build machines buildings and vehicles?
Engineers are the ones to draw up plans.
What is architetcure?
an architucture is who makes plans for buildings an architucture is who makes plans for buildings
What do you call a person who draws plans for buildings?
Architect.
What is a person called when he he draws plans for buildings?
An Architect
Where did Napoleon construct his battle plans?
In a sandbox
What is the name given to a person who draws plans of building?
ARCHITECT
Who plans buildings?
Architects.
Why do Carpenters need blueprints?
Because the blueprints are plans of what they have to construct.
What is a person who designs houses?
A person who designs houses is often called an architect.
