Question

1. in fusion 360, navigate to the question mark at top right of the screen, click on \learning and documentation\, and then \product documentation\ and review the tour the interface page to become familiar with the user interface and design tools. answer the following questions: 2a - how do you access the sketch environment? your answer here 2b - what is a marking menu, and how do you access it? your answer here 2c - how do you change the orientation of your model? your answer here 2d - how do you determine the order that existing features were added to your model? your answer here

Explanation:

These questions pertain to using the Fusion 360 software. Information can be found in the suggested product - documentation page.
2A: Typically, in Fusion 360, you can access the Sketch environment by clicking on the 'Create Sketch' button on the toolbar and then selecting a plane (such as the XY, YZ, or XZ plane) to sketch on.
2B: A marking menu in Fusion 360 is a context - sensitive menu that provides quick access to frequently used commands. You can access it by right - clicking in the graphics area and holding the mouse button down briefly.
2C: To change the orientation of your model, you can use the ViewCube in the corner of the graphics area. Clicking on the faces, edges, or corners of the ViewCube will orient the model accordingly. You can also use the orbit, pan, and zoom tools on the navigation bar.
2D: In Fusion 360, you can determine the order that existing features were added to your model by looking at the timeline in the browser. Features are listed in the order they were created, from bottom to top.

Answer:

2A: Click on the 'Create Sketch' button on the toolbar and select a plane to sketch on.
2B: A marking menu is a context - sensitive menu for quick access to commands. Access it by right - clicking and holding in the graphics area.
2C: Use the ViewCube in the corner of the graphics area or the orbit, pan, and zoom tools on the navigation bar.
2D: Look at the timeline in the browser; features are listed in creation order from bottom to top.