Descriptive Geometry
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4. Find the common perpendicular to two lines when one of them is parallel to the ground line.
5. Find the common perpendicular to two lines when one of them lies In a profile plane.
6. Find the common perpendicular to two oblique lines by using a plane perpendicular to one of the lines and projecting the other line on this plane.
7. Given the projections of four points which do not lie in one plane, find the projections of a fifth point which is equidistant from the given points.
8. Represent ...a plane which is parallel to and equidistant from two given lines.
9. Given the H and V projections of a line AB, the H projection cd of another line and the H projection xy of the common perpendicular to the two lines; find the V projections of CD and XY.
61. Auxiliary planes of projection. The use of an auxiliary plane of projection such as was used in Art. 59 is common in commercial practice. The position of such a plane is deter- mined by the position of the object in space. The plane is placed so that the projection of the object, or part of the object, upon it best brings out the particular features under considera- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. Find the common perpendicular to two lines when one of them is parallel to the ground line.
5. Find the common perpendicular to two lines when one of them lies In a profile plane.
6. Find the common perpendicular to two oblique lines by using a plane perpendicular to one of the lines and projecting the other line on this plane.
7. Given the projections of four points which do not lie in one plane, find the projections of a fifth point which is equidistant from the given points.
8. Represent ...a plane which is parallel to and equidistant from two given lines.
9. Given the H and V projections of a line AB, the H projection cd of another line and the H projection xy of the common perpendicular to the two lines; find the V projections of CD and XY.
61. Auxiliary planes of projection. The use of an auxiliary plane of projection such as was used in Art. 59 is common in commercial practice. The position of such a plane is deter- mined by the position of the object in space. The plane is placed so that the projection of the object, or part of the object, upon it best brings out the particular features under considera- tion.
What to read after Descriptive Geometry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A V Adam Vause Millar to read onlineMoreLess
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