lecture 5 Flashcards

1
Q

what does the projection do ?

A

it just transform points in n space to m space where n>m

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2
Q

in planer projection what is projectors ?

A

they are stight lines from center of projection through each point in the object

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3
Q

the center of projection at infinity in ?
1-Perspective Projection
2-Parallel Projection

A

2-Paralllel Projection

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4
Q

in the Perspective Projection the projectors ?
1- converge to center of projection
2- keep going to the infinity

A

1- converge to center of projection

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5
Q

the parallel projection Determined by ?
1- the center of projection
2- the eye
3- the direction of projection

A

3- the direction of projection

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6
Q

do the projector in the parallel projection meet or cross each other at some point ?

A

no becase they are parallel

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7
Q

in the Orthographic projection the DOP is not perpendicular to pp

A

false the DOP (direction of projection ) is perpendicular to the pp ( project planer )

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8
Q

which one of these it’s DOP is not perpendicular to PP ?
1- Orthographic projection
2- Oblique projection
3- Perspective projection
4- Parallel projection

A

2- Oblique projection

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9
Q

in the othographic projection do we have accurate measurment ?

A

yes we have

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10
Q

in the othographic projection does it provide a realistic view for a 3D form

A

no it doesn’t

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11
Q

in the othographic projection are all view at the same scale ?

A

yes they are

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12
Q

in the othographic projection the projection plane is not perpendicular to any of the principal axes?

A

false it is perpendicular to one of the axes
if it is perpendicular to the x it is a side view
and if it is perpendicular to the y it is a top view
and if it is perpendicular to the z it is a front view

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13
Q

in the Axonometric Projections the Projection plan is perpendicular to the x axis ?

A

no it is not perpendicular to the x or the y ,z axis

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14
Q

in the Axonometric Projections if the angle between two of the principal axes are equal then it is ?
1- Isometric and need the same scale ratio
2- Dimetric and need the same scale ratio
3- Dimetric and need two scale ratio
4- Trimetric and need the same scale ratio
5- Trimetric and need two scale ratio

A

3- Dimetric and need two scale ratio

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15
Q

in the Trimetric we need ?
1- one scale ratio
2- two scale ratio
3- three scale ratio
4- four scale ratio
5- no scale ratio

A

3-three scale ratio

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16
Q

we need multiple views in Axonometric Projections ?

A

no we don’t need

17
Q

the lines and angles in the Axonometric Projections are preserved ?

A

no just the lines are preserved

18
Q

in the oblique projection the projectors are parallel

A

yes they are

19
Q

is the direction of projection perpendicular to the project plane in the Oblique projection ?

A

no they are not perpendicular

20
Q

are the length and angles preserved in the Oblique projection ?

A

yes they are preserved