Scaled Drawings for Science Report on Cantilevers

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The discussion centers on the importance of scaled drawings in a science report on cantilevers. It is established that while the drawings do not need to be graded, maintaining accurate measurements and scales is crucial for clarity and comprehension. Participants suggest that printing images in landscape orientation may enhance visibility. Ultimately, clear representation of dimensions is essential for effective communication in scientific presentations.

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I am writing a science based report on cantilevers. My question is that,

when I draw designs, does it have to be proportional/scaled if its just in the report as a presentation or does it not matter? I was thinking that becasue my structures are small, 43 cm by 15 cm, I could scale it to fit a 8" by 5" paper. But then when I tried placing the images on my report, it was difficult to decipher what the image was.. So is it important if the drawings are scaled for presentation?

thank you
 
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Hi there,

My suggestion would be to have the measurements and the scales correctly printed, even though it is just a presentation in the report. By the way, you have nothing to loose if they are not graded, but what is those small miniture things matters to the examiner ? Anyway, did you check with your prof/lect/tutor ? By the way, try printing your image in a landscape view instead of potrait , have you tried it before ?
 

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