If a drawing dimension is changed, but the print is not redrawn:
A)No special notation is required
B)A "Not to Scale" symbol should be shown for those dimensions that require them
C)Users will be confused, so this should never happen

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When a drawing dimension is changed without redrawing the print, a "Not to Scale" symbol or notation is typically used to indicate that the dimension shown may not accurately reflect the scale of the drawing. This helps prevent confusion or misinterpretation of the drawing.

If a Drawing Dimension Is Changed, but the Print Is