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A regular hexagon of side 25 mm have one of it's side in HP and surface inclination at 45° with HP and rhe side in HP makes an 60° inclination with VP Draw it's Projections

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[@BarbaddLadka]

What happen if its regular pentagon in place of regular hexagon i am not able to make at 60 deg projection of it Need Help

[@adityakhandare]

Please refer the video once again and you will find the solution replace Hexagone with pentagone

[@manoharmanu1256]

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[@pluffy53]

A regular hexagon of side 30 mm has one of its sides inclined at 30° to VP. Its surface makes an angle of 60° with the ground. Draw its projections

[@harika822]

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[@adityakhandare]

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[@abhinavtomar6709]

2.A regular hexagonal lamina of side 20 mm rests on its sides on HP such that it is
perpendicular to VP and inclined to the HP at 450
. It’s corner nearest to VP is 15
mm away from VP. Draw its projection.

[@Desidreamer-b5w]

Thankful to you sir

[@vaidehy6244]

Sir second stage me angle 60 or third stage me angle 45 hona chahiye tha na.... according to the question...
Rest everything is cleared... thank you sir

[@adityakhandare]

whenever it is mentioned in the question surface is making an angle with with HP or VP it is to be considered in 2nd stage and rest in 3rd Stage

[@adityakhandare]

here in the above problem 45 makes an inclination with HP and the Plane is in HP hence we have chosen 45 angle in 2nd stage and 60 Angle in 3rd stage..
Hope things are clear 😊

[@VKAddicts]

​@@adityakhandaresir you mean if the question is hexagonal plane having edge on vp then we will consider inclined vp as second stage and in third stage we will consider inclined hp am I right sir

[@sobaji4225]

Thank you so much sir. Sir but one doubt how much length 60° angle line please tell me sir

[@adityakhandare]

The length of line at 60° is front view length of first stage

[@richasinghrajput916]

Hexagon banane k liye kitne degree ka angle chahiye

[@adityakhandare]

Very simple 360/6 equals to 60°
Other way around take distance equal to side of hexagon... Draw a circle and with same distance divide the circle into 6 parts.. You will get 6 points and join them.. You will get wonderful Hexagon

[@user-of4ww3oq4n]

Draw the projections of a regular hexagon of 25 mm side, having one of its sides in the H.P. and inclined at 60° to the V.P., and its surface making an angle of 45° with the
H.P.

[@Singh.537]

Thank you

[@adityakhandare]

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[@animeind]

. A hexagonal prism, edge of base 25mm axis and 60mm axis length has an edge of the base on the H.P. and inclined at 30° to the V.P. and rectangular face containing that edge is inclined at 45° to the H.P. Draw the projections

[@hridayagrawal9014]

Thank you for this nice explanation sir. I have a doubt, at 6:34 , you put the sharp leg of compass at c'd' rather than a'f' to measure out the points in inclined line. would it be correct for unsymmetric figure as well , like pentagon , heptagon ?

[@adityakhandare]

As the top view figure is symmetric both the distances are same you can take any distance that is either c'd' Or a'f' in this problem

[@adityakhandare]

The basic idea is to measure the distance from the FV of 1stage to FV of 2nd stage

[@hridayagrawal9014]

@@adityakhandare ok , thank you sir

[@Mayuriiii86]

Sir, how to draw that 60° angle. I have seen another vdo and in that it is taken from opp side. i.e it's going in right side. I'm so confused 🤔

[@adityakhandare]

Condition is the plane is making 60° angle 📐 with H. P so you can take both ways from right side as well as from left side only the plane should satisfy the given condition

[@junedahmedchoudhary857]

sir please tell me which book question is this. if you tell me then it will be very helpful for me ( this question is from wich book

[@adityakhandare]

N. D. Bhatt is the reference book you could refer

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