Projection of Point_Problem 5_Reloaded

[@guyfromcosmos7441]

so beeautiful so elegant just looking like a wow......best egd channnel i have seeen....day after tommorow i have my egd ppr.....i didnt knew a single concept . Now the subject is crystal clear 🥰🥰

[@ManasPatnaikofficial]

All the best 👍

[@sonali100100]

How do you I establish a'? If a' is any random distance, then how can I establish this as 42mm?

[@DevRajIES1999]

thanks sir, your teaching style is awesome I am a big fan of teacher like you from iit roorkee

[@harshithsai704]

A point A is situated in the first quadrant. Its shortest distance from the intersection pointof HP, VP and auxiliary plane is 60 mm and it is equidistant from the principal planes.Draw the projections of the points and determine its distance from the principal planes.

[@sanamabhishek9900]

We can do another method also but we need to square roots so your method is so easy as compair with my method sir👍👍👍👍

[@shoebshaikh3713]

Hello sir..i am fan of your teaching method and explanation...but however i get difficulties in a question. ...A point is 40mm behind VP,15mm above HP and 25mm in front / behind / from LPP.Draw its projection and name the side view.. plz sir help me to get the ans...and i am waiting for ans...thank you sir...

[@saishnaik57]

Teaching is perfect sir.

[@Dramavoice35]

Nice sir you are great person

[@nikhil4992]

i have a doubt ,i.e.,phytagoras is not valid if h=d=42 in "pp" plane. so please clarify my doubt.

[@aarav3184]

Very nicely reached.

[@mohankumar-ek9cf]

great video for engineers

[@ManasPatnaikofficial]

Hi mohan.. Thanks for appreciating... And do spread a word about this channel with your friends, classmates and juniors so that all can benefit.

[@mohankumar-ek9cf]

yes i will

[@harisanthoshkumar7449]

Good teaching sir.

[@jstar2135]

Thank you sir

[@yadavalliraghu251]

We can solve that one without using profile plane right? I mean we can find 42mm in hp,vp itself by Pythagoras theorem

[@omprakashkumar-zp7tv]

osm teaching style sir . thanks sir from nit patna

[@ManasPatnaikofficial]

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[@dilliraj7266]

Sir what about point is on first quadrant such that it's shortest distance from x y reference line 50 equidistant from hp and vp . The point is 30 from pp

[@dikshantsingh4227]

Is it compulsory to rotate profile plane in anticlockwise or we can do that in either direction as in some books it is rotated in clockwise and in some other books it is anti ???

[@diksharani8195]

Sir...aapne 4th quadrant m 45° angle draw kiya jbki same question N.D Bhatt m h jisme 4th quadrant m just ek curve draw kiya hua h

[@subhahangummepalli4215]

a' to a''' Distance how to know sir

[@gsivarani6747]

We drew it randomly. Now to know a to a" distance we can measure it with scale

[@sadiaishtaq3753]

For the top view, instead of drawing a 45-degree angle method cant we just draw a line equal to the front view downwards?

[@chajjern2]

absolutely amazing!

[@tanaykamath1415]

Sir the exact distance is 42.42 but you rounded off to 42 right?

[@yadavalliraghu251]

Yes he did round off

[@abhinaykonatham4213]

What's the difference between AUX PL and PP ?

[@shashanksingh3536]

Sir theory of machine pe banao

[@jyotiyadav8539]

Sir how scale give us answer 42 mm i take the random line so how it become 42 mm

[@sarthakroy5292]

What is profile plane sir ? Pls ecpl

[@priyaranjan5264]

Super exp

[@karanbedia7637]

Sir please solve this question Q. A point P is 40 mm above the HP. and 50 mm in front of VP. Draw also an auxiliary elevation of the point on an auxiliary vertical plane (AVP) making an angle of 30o with the VP.

[@dilliraj7266]

Help me out of this sir

[@shivanya1150]

It's very confusing to draw...is there any simple method for this problem🥲🤕