Question 1 of 37 When projecting geometry from a body onto a sketch, which plane is the geometry projected onto? A. The active sketch plane B. The current viewpoint C. The face of the body being projected D. The Home view

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Question 1 of 37 When projecting geometry from a body onto a sketch, which plane is the geometry projected onto? A. The active sketch plane B. The current viewpoint C. The face of the body being projected D. The Home view

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A. The active sketch plane

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## Step 1This problem is about understanding the concept of projecting a 3D model onto a sketch. This is a common practice in computer-aided design (CAD) software, where a 3D model is projected onto a 2D sketch for easier manipulation and visualization.## Step 2The options provided are:A. The active sketch planeB. The current viewpointC. The face of the body being projectedD. The Home view## Step 3The correct answer is A. The active sketch plane. This is because when projecting geometry from a body onto a sketch, the geometry is projected onto the active sketch plane. This is the plane where the sketch is being created or manipulated.## Step 4The other options are not correct because:B. The current viewpoint is not the plane where the geometry is projected. It is the perspective from which the model is viewed.C. The face of being not the plane where the geometry is projected. It is the surface of the body from which the geometry is being projected.D. The Home view is not the plane where the geometry is projected. It is a default view in many CAD software.

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Question 1 of 37 When projecting geometry from a body onto a sketch, which plane is the geometry projected onto? A. The active sketch plane B. The current viewpoint C. The face of the body being projected D. The Home view

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