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On what kind of sectional drawing would you find the maximum length of a building?

On what kind of sectional drawing would you find the maximum length of a building?
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On what kind of sectional drawing would you find the maximum length of a building?

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A longitudinal section

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A longitudinal section is a section drawn along the length of an object, as opposed to a cross section, which is drawn across the width or diameter of an object.

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