Okay, the plotted perspective homework looks great nothing to mention there. You don't need to redo the rotated box exercise but I would suggest revisiting it in a lesson or two as a warmup to see how much better your spatial thinking ability is. I'm going to mark this as complete and good luck with the 250 box challenge!
Next Steps:
The 250 Box Challenge
Hi Rob, it has been a few weeks since I started the 250 box challenge, I wonder if I should send you updates or should I just send all of it at once when I'm done doing it?
You submit the whole thing once you are done as a new submission. Another TA will be handling it not me. Good luck!
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