Questions: Question 5. Q5)a) Parallel project the following points onto the plane x=2 : i) (2,3,0) iii) (3,4,3) v) (2,4,6) ii) (3,3,3) iv) (-1,1,-2) vi) (0,-2,0) Q5)b) Graph the projected points from Q5)a) on the x=2 plane given below:

Question 5.
Q5)a) Parallel project the following points onto the plane x=2 :
i) (2,3,0) iii) (3,4,3)
v) (2,4,6)
ii) (3,3,3) iv) (-1,1,-2)
vi) (0,-2,0)
Q5)b) Graph the projected points from Q5)a) on the x=2 plane given below:
Transcript text: Question 5. Q5)a) Parallel project the following points onto the plane $x=2$ : i) $(2,3,0)$ $\qquad$ iii) $(3,4,3)$ v) $(2,4,6)$ ii) $(3,3,3)$ $\qquad$ iv) $(-1,1,-2)$ vi) $(0,-2,0)$ Q5)b) Graph the projected points from Q5)a) on the $x=2$ plane given below:
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Projecting points onto the plane x=2

To project a point (x, y, z) onto the plane x = 2, we simply replace the x-coordinate with 2. The y and z coordinates remain unchanged.

i) (2, 3, 0) projected onto x=2 becomes (2, 3, 0). ii) (3, 3, 3) projected onto x=2 becomes (2, 3, 3). iii) (3, 4, 3) projected onto x=2 becomes (2, 4, 3). iv) (-1, 1, -2) projected onto x=2 becomes (2, 1, -2). v) (2, 4, 6) projected onto x=2 becomes (2, 4, 6). vi) (0, -2, 0) projected onto x=2 becomes (2, -2, 0).

Step 2: Understanding the coordinate system on the x=2 plane

The given graph represents the plane x=2. The y-axis represents the y-coordinate, and the z-axis represents the z-coordinate. Since we are on the x=2 plane, all points will have an x-coordinate of 2.

Step 3: Plotting the projected points

We plot the points from Step 1, treating the y-coordinate as the horizontal axis and the z-coordinate as the vertical axis.

i) (2, 3, 0) is plotted at (3, 0). ii) (2, 3, 3) is plotted at (3, 3). iii) (2, 4, 3) is plotted at (4, 3). iv) (2, 1, -2) is plotted at (1, -2). v) (2, 4, 6) is plotted at (4, 6). vi) (2, -2, 0) is plotted at (-2, 0).

Final Answer

The plotted points on the x=2 plane are: (3, 0), (3, 3), (4, 3), (1, -2), (4, 6), and (-2, 0), where the first coordinate in each pair represents y, and the second represents z. You would mark these points on the provided graph. I cannot physically draw on your image.

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