Discussion
Orthographic projection differs from perspective projection in that orthographic
Answer: B
Correct answer: preserves true size for faces parallel to the plane
Perspective converges the projectors on the eye, so distant edges are drawn shorter and nothing can be scaled off the drawing. Orthographic keeps them parallel, so a face parallel to the plane appears at true size and true shape, and a dimension can be measured directly. The drawing looks less natural, and that is the price of being usable.
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