Hatton, Richard G · London, Chapman & Hall ld. · leaf 282
. The eaves of thehouse will be in a horizontal plane, and this will beits P.L. Solving Problems 247 The eaves of the house are in a horizontal plane.This horizontal plane has its V.L. at the horizon; itsP.L. is through K, as we have just seen; its eye is theusual eye down below. The gable end has… … Fio. 188.—The upper part of the house found. from I, and along it measure by M.P. 30°, the distancesacross the gable—that is, 10 feet for the full width, and5 feet for the middle. We thus get point M and N.Over N we now want a vertical height of 5 feet. Wemake a wall of height by bringing a line…
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