Problems in Descriptive Geometry for Span Classsearchtermclassspan And D
Problems in Descriptive Geometry for Span Classsearchtermclassspan And D
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Scale, 1" = 10'.
380. [4] A new building was designed for a lithograph company with a saw- toothed roof, one roof plane being R(- 7", - 90°, + 30°). The points M(-4", + U", H-4") and N(- 21", + l-i", + i") are points in the ridges of two other roof planes parallel to R. Find these planes.
381. [2] The line A(- 80', - 30', - 17') B(- 20', - 88', - 82') is the outcrop of a bed of gypsum on a hillside and a vertical bore-hole at point C(- 55', - 83', - 15') showed the same bed at a depth of 20 fee...t. At a depth of 60 feet at the point C another bed was struck which is surmised to be parallel to the first. Find this plane. Scale, 1" = 20'.
382. [2] The hne A(- 90', - 42', - 21') B(- 54', - 24', - 5') and the line C(- 90', -24', -12') D(-54', -6', + 4') determine the inclined roof of a tunnel into a mountain. The point M(- 48', - 17', - 10') is in the floor of the tunnel, which is parallel to the roof. Find the floor plane. Scale, 1" = 12'.
383. [2] The line A(- 7r, ^- 3^", + 1") B(- 5^", + 1", + 2f") and the line BC(-3|:", + 3|", + ^") are two lines in a gable roof plane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scale, 1" = 10'.
380. [4] A new building was designed for a lithograph company with a saw- toothed roof, one roof plane being R(- 7", - 90°, + 30°). The points M(-4", + U", H-4") and N(- 21", + l-i", + i") are points in the ridges of two other roof planes parallel to R. Find these planes.
381. [2] The line A(- 80', - 30', - 17') B(- 20', - 88', - 82') is the outcrop of a bed of gypsum on a hillside and a vertical bore-hole at point C(- 55', - 83', - 15') showed the same bed at a depth of 20 fee...t. At a depth of 60 feet at the point C another bed was struck which is surmised to be parallel to the first. Find this plane. Scale, 1" = 20'.
382. [2] The hne A(- 90', - 42', - 21') B(- 54', - 24', - 5') and the line C(- 90', -24', -12') D(-54', -6', + 4') determine the inclined roof of a tunnel into a mountain. The point M(- 48', - 17', - 10') is in the floor of the tunnel, which is parallel to the roof. Find the floor plane. Scale, 1" = 12'.
383. [2] The line A(- 7r, ^- 3^", + 1") B(- 5^", + 1", + 2f") and the line BC(-3|:", + 3|", + ^") are two lines in a gable roof plane.
What to read after Problems in Descriptive Geometry for Span Classsearchtermclassspan And D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Turner Fishleigh to read onlineMoreLess
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