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ARCHITECTURE An architect models the floor,
walls, and ceiling of a building with planes. To locate
one of the planes that will represent a wall, the
architect starts by marking off two points in the plane
that represents the floor. What further information can
the architect give to specify the plane that will
represent the wall?

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Walls are always perpendicular to the floor, so that the further information required are:

  • The walls are perpendicular to the floor at the marked points, thus on the vertical plane
  • The heights of the walls should be marked on the vertical plane representing the walls

A plane is a flat surface which can be in a position with respect to either x - axis, y - axis or z - axis.

Generally in buildings, floors are usually along the horizontal plane that is parallel to the surface of the ground. And walls are along the vertical plane perpendicular to floors .

So that in the given question, the floor is on the horizontal plane, and the walls would be vertical to the floor at the marked points. Further information to specify the plane that will represent the walls are:

  • The walls are perpendicular to the floor at the marked points, thus on the vertical plane
  • The heights of the walls should be marked on the vertical plane representing the walls

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