Ways to Reduce Number of Sheets
Can someone please explain to me why A and D are incorrect?
My understanding of A is that you combine multiple items in one sheet, like having one plan to show both site furnishings and planting instead of having two separate plans, to give a fuller context of the design (which, in my brain means fewer sheets because you're not having to split the information).
I also do not understand the difference between D and E.
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I also don't really understand the difference between D & E. They both seem equally as vague. But A seems easy to rule out in favor of C, since it is also extremely vague. I think it's just a matter of being careful not to interpret more information from an answer than they're presenting in this case.
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Referencing systems are the overall methodology used to reference between drawings in a set. It could indirectly be used to potentially reduce the number of drawings in a set through a reduction of redundancy, but it's not one of the three best options presented.
As the other comment suggests, it's important to not read any further into a question/answer on the ARE than exactly what's written.
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