Which command would you use to create a copy of objects at a specified distance in AutoCAD?

The command to create a copy of objects at a specified distance in AutoCAD is the COPY command. This command allows users to select one or more objects and create exact duplicates of them at a defined point or distance.

When you execute the COPY command, after selecting the objects to be copied, you specify a base point and then a second point that determines the distance and direction of the copy. This flexibility in defining the location in relation to the original objects makes it a powerful tool for repositioning elements within a drawing.

Other commands like DUPLICATE, CLONE, and REPLICATE may not exist in the same context or do not function in the same way as COPY. For instance, nobody would refer to an AutoCAD function as DUPLICATE or REPLICATE in standard practice, as those terms are not associated with specific commands in the software’s command set. Similarly, CLONE is more commonly found in other software contexts and does not accurately reflect the function of creating copies within AutoCAD.