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AB is a straight line, the coordinates of its ends are as follows: A= (1, 2) , B= (5, 4) right of A. Distance between projectors =7 cm.The horizontal trace H= (-2, 0) left of ARequired:Draw (scale 1:1) the ELEVATION and PLAN of the line and find the following:(1) Its true length.(2) The coordinate of its traces.(3) Its inclination of the H.P and V.P.(4) Check the value of H given * .in the question is it True or False

AB is a straight line, the coordinates of its ends are as follows: A= (1, 2) , B= (5, 4) right of A. Distance between projectors =7 cm.The horizontal trace H= (-2, 0) left of ARequired:Draw (scale 1:1) the ELEVATION and PLAN of the line and find the following:(1) Its true length.(2) The coordinate of its traces.(3) Its inclination of the H.P and V.P.(4) Check the value of H given * .in the question is it True or False

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AB is a straight line, the coordinates of its ends are as follows: A= (1, 2), B= (5, 4) right of A. Distance between projectors =7 cm.The horizontal trace H= (-2, 0) left of ARequired:Draw (scale 1:1) the ELEVATION and PLAN of the line and find the following:(1) Its true length.(2) The coordinate of its traces.(3) Its inclination of the H.P and V.P.(4) Check the value of H given * .in the question is it True or False
Transcribed Image Text:AB is a straight line, the coordinates of its ends are as follows: A= (1, 2), B= (5, 4) right of A. Distance between projectors =7 cm.The horizontal trace H= (-2, 0) left of ARequired:Draw (scale 1:1) the ELEVATION and PLAN of the line and find the following:(1) Its true length.(2) The coordinate of its traces.(3) Its inclination of the H.P and V.P.(4) Check the value of H given * .in the question is it True or False
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