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İzometrik ve Ortografik Çizimler
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2016-01-01
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Şahin, Hatice Büşra
Akar, Nazlı
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Temel Matematiksel Kavramlar ve Uygulamaları: Öğrenen ve Öğretenler İçin
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H. B. Şahin and N. Akar,
İzometrik ve Ortografik Çizimler
. 2016, p. 615.