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What Things Should you check BEFORE exporting a file to print from TinkerCAD A. check for more than one object B. is the file name correct C. Do I have any Floating Objects or Objects Not Connected D.
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What Things Should you check BEFORE exporting a file to print from TinkerCAD

A. check for more than one object
B. is the file name correct
C. Do I have any Floating Objects or Objects Not Connected
D. orientation of the model on the build plate
E. all of the above

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E

Step-by-step explanation:

I think All of the above because when we were using TinkerCAD we checked for all of those things

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The answers I hope this helps have a good great day
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