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Assertion: written dimensions govern over lengths scaled from a drawing. Reason: reproduction and paper movement alter every length on the sheet.

  • A.both the assertion and the reason are true and the reason explains the assertion
  • B.both the assertion and the reason are true but the reason does not explain the assertion
  • C.the assertion is true but the reason given for it is false
  • D.the assertion is false although the reason offered is a true statement in itself

Answer: A

Correct answer: both the assertion and the reason are true and the reason explains the assertion

Both are true and the reason is the justification. Photocopying, printing at another sheet size, scanning and the ordinary movement of paper with humidity all change the lengths on a drawing, and none of them leaves any trace. The written dimension is unaffected by all of it, which is why it governs and why scaling from a drawing is a last resort.

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