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required shape,but not necessarily of the required size. But by moving the plane of projection parallel to itself, wecan adjust the size as desired without altering the shape. Ex. Project a given triangle into an equilateral triangle, the linejoining the middle points of a pair of sides being… … Fig. 40. Then if FGEH be projected to infinity, ABCD is projectedinto a parallelogram, as the points of intersection of oppositesides project to infinity. If also FBE be projected into a right angle, the projectedfigure will be a rectangle. Lastly, if the angle GKH be projected into a right angle,…
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