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If a line is inclined at 60 degree to HP and 45 degree to VP, its front view is inclined at

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If a line is inclined at 60 degree to HP and 45 degree to VP, its front view is inclined at

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The front view of a line inclined at 60 degrees to the horizontal plane (HP) and 45 degrees to the vertical plane (VP) would also be inclined at 45 degrees.

Here's the step-by-step explanation:

  1. The line is inclined at 60 degrees to the HP. This means that when we project the line onto the HP, it will appear as a line inclined at 60 degrees.

  2. The line is also inclined at 45 degrees to the VP. This means that when we project the line onto the VP, it will appear as a line inclined at 45 degrees.

  3. The front view of an object is the projection of the object onto the VP. Therefore, the front view of the line will be the line as it appears on the VP.

  4. Since the line is inclined at 45 degrees to the VP, its front view will also be inclined at 45 degrees.

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