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When you do not use second and fourth angle projection in AutoCAD?
you do not use it when you multiply
Why can not use second angle and four angle projection method in Engineering drawing?
Because in second angle both quaderent comes negative that's why we cant use second angle method
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Yes, the second and the fourth finger are the same length.
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