Given the bearing, slope, and length of a line, which of the following is not true when constructing the line in a drawing?
A)The bearing is always drawn in the top view.
B)The true length can be drawn if the line is to be exactly horizontal.
C) Any line with an incline up (+) or down (-) from the horizon must be laid out using specific steps.
D) If the line is horizontal, the true length must be constructed before the heading length can be drawn in the top view.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The true length of a horizontal line is the same as its heading length, so there is no need to construct the true length before drawing the heading length in the top view.

Given the Bearing, Slope, and Length of a Line, Which