What action is needed to display the surface on the program screen?

What action is needed to display the surface on the program screen?

• A. click the pencil tool
• B. click the wrench tool: deselect show only far field IEGM
• C. toggle surface display on main screen
• D. restart the program

Answer: (B)

The important idea here is that surface visibility is controlled by a display setting, not by drawing tools or restarting. Use the wrench icon to access display options, then deselect the setting that shows only the far-field IEGM. Turning off that filter reveals the surface on the screen because the surface was being hidden when only the far-field data was shown. The pencil tool deals with drawing or annotations, not changing what elements are displayed; restarting doesn’t alter the current view unless the option is changed, and merely toggling a surface option on the main screen may not address the specific far-field filter. So, accessing the settings with the wrench and turning off the “show only far field IEGM” option is the direct way to display the surface.

The important idea here is that surface visibility is controlled by a display setting, not by drawing tools or restarting. Use the wrench icon to access display options, then deselect the setting that shows only the far-field IEGM. Turning off that filter reveals the surface on the screen because the surface was being hidden when only the far-field data was shown. The pencil tool deals with drawing or annotations, not changing what elements are displayed; restarting doesn’t alter the current view unless the option is changed, and merely toggling a surface option on the main screen may not address the specific far-field filter. So, accessing the settings with the wrench and turning off the “show only far field IEGM” option is the direct way to display the surface.