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1. Start by providing the required information in the designated spaces. It is essential to provide accurate and complete information to avoid any confusion or errors.
2. Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure the actual dimensions of the object or space being represented in the class. This is important to ensure that the scale is not applied during the filling process.
3. Clearly indicate that the class is "not to scale" by writing it in bold letters or using a different font size. This declaration will help ensure that the reader understands that the dimensions presented are not proportional to the actual object or space.
4. Indicate the purpose or intent of the class, whether it is for educational purposes, design concepts, or other specific reasons. This will provide context for the reader and help them understand the importance of not scaling the class.

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1. Architects and designers often use not to scale classes when presenting initial design concepts or ideas. This allows them to focus on conveying aesthetic elements and spatial relationships without the restrictions of adhering to precise measurements.
2. Engineers may also use not to scale classes to illustrate complex systems or processes. By removing the need for exact measurements, engineers can provide a clearer overview of the system or process without getting bogged down in technical details.
3. Students studying design, architecture, or engineering may encounter not to scale classes as part of their coursework. These classes provide valuable practice in understanding the visual representation of dimensions and proportions, allowing students to develop their spatial reasoning skills.

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