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Chapter 1: Q31 (page 9)

Sketch and label the figures described. Use dashes for hidden parts.

The horizontal plane Q and vertical plane N intersect.

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The figure representing horizontal plane Q is:

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Step 1. Draw horizontal plane Q.

The figure representing horizontal plane Q is:

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Step 2. Draw a vertical plane N.

The figure representing vertical plane N is:

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Step 3. Figure representing the horizontal plane Q intersecting the vertical plane N.

The required figure is:

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