The principal dimension for an auxiliary view projected from the front view is:
A)height
B)width
C) depth

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The principal dimension for an auxiliary view projected from the front view is depth, as auxiliary views are typically used to show features that are not clearly visible in the primary orthographic views (front, top, right side), and depth is the dimension that is not fully represented in the front view.

The Principal Dimension for an Auxiliary View Projected from the Front