MYP Design Topic Scale and Proportion Questionbank

At 1:10, a product outline will occupy 250 mm across a sheet with 260 mm of usable width. Its dimension lines require another 10 mm at each end. What should the designer do?

A

Use the next smaller standard scale so the object and annotations both fit

B

Keep the scale because only the object itself must fit

C

Remove the dimension lines and rely on measuring the drawing

D

Shorten the object outline without changing the stated scale

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A control panel is 240 mm wide and 150 mm high. Its width is increased by 25%. What height will preserve the original proportions?

200 mm

187.5 mm

180 mm

175 mm

Question 5

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A dimensioned drawing with a scale bar is enlarged to fill a presentation screen. How should a viewer determine the intended sizes of its features?

A

Use the original numerical scale for all screen measurements

B

Use the written dimensions for real sizes and the scale bar for undimensioned features

C

Assume the displayed page has remained at its original physical size

D

Ignore the written dimensions and measure every feature from the screen

MYP Design Scale and Proportion Questionbank

MYP Design Scale and Proportion Questionbank

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