You're on a roll — To draw the first angle orthographic projection, we need to create three views: the Front View, Top View, and Right Side View. Assumptions: The front view is taken looking at the 60-unit length side. The top block is centered on the base. Based on the previous problem's context and visual estimation, the top block has a length of 30 units (along the 60-unit dimension) and a width of 15 units (along the 35-unit dimension). The height of the base is 10 units. The height of the top block above the base* is 50 units. Dimensions: Base: Length = 60, Width = 35, Height = 10 Top Block: Length = 30, Width = 15, Height = 50 (above the base) Total Height of Object: $10 + 50 = 60$ Here is the description of the orthographic projection: 1. Front View (Looking at the 60-unit length side) This view will be positioned at the top-left of your drawing area. Draw a rectangle representing the base: Width: 60 units Height: 10 units Draw a rectangle representing the top block, placed on top of the base: Width: 30 units Height: 50 units It should be centered horizontally on the base, meaning there will be a 15-unit gap on both the left and right sides of the top block relative to the base. 2. Top View (Looking down from above) This view will be positioned directly below the Front View. Draw a rectangle representing the base: Length (horizontal): 60 units Width (vertical): 35 units Draw a rectangle representing the top block, placed on top of the base: Length (horizontal): 30 units Width (vertical): 15 units It should be centered horizontally on the base, meaning there will be a 15-unit gap on both the left and right sides of the top block relative to the base. It should be centered vertically on the base, meaning there will be a 10-unit gap on both the front and back sides of the top block relative to the base. 3. Right Side View (Looking at the 35-unit width side) This view will be positioned to the left of the Front View. Draw a rectangle representing the base: Width: 35 units Height: 10 units Draw a rectangle representing the top block, placed on top of the base: Width: 15 units Height: 50 units It should be centered horizontally on the base, meaning there will be a 10-unit gap on both the left and right sides of the top block relative to the base. First Angle Projection Symbol: Typically drawn in the title block. It consists of two concentric circles (representing the front and back of a truncated cone) and two trapezoids (representing the side view of the truncated cone). The smaller circle/trapezoid is on the left, and the larger is on the right, indicating that the object is projected onto the plane behind* it. The final drawing would show these three views arranged as described, with appropriate dimension lines and labels. What's next?