Discussion
A hidden edge is shown on an orthographic drawing as a
Answer: C
Correct answer: short-dashed thin line
A hidden edge is one that exists but cannot be seen from that direction, and it is drawn as a thin line of short dashes. Keeping it thin and dashed distinguishes it at a glance from a visible outline, which is continuous and thick, and from a centre line, which is a long chain. Line type is the drawing’s vocabulary and each type means one thing.
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