It is easier for an individual to visualize an orthographic projection than it is to visualize a pictorial view.

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Orthographic projections represent three-dimensional objects in two dimensions, using multiple views (typically front, top, and side) which can be difficult for some people to interpret and visualize as a 3D object. Pictorial views (such as isometric, perspective, or oblique drawings) provide a more intuitive and realistic representation of how the object appears in three dimensions, making it generally easier for individuals to visualize.

It Is Easier for an Individual to Visualize an Orthographic