To rotate an object in 3-D space, you use the... a.Rotate command b.3Drotate command c.Rotate3D command d.Both 1 and 2

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Date Posted: 2015/05/28

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by magdy abd al nour , HVAC Site manger , First United Co.

i think the third answer both1 and2

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