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    This document contains a 4 question exam for an Advanced Computer Aided Design course. The exam tests students on: [1] defining CAD tools based on their constituents and design environment, [2] calculating the transformed coordinates of a point after translation and rotation, [3] showing that translation is commutative but 2D rotations are non-commutative, and [4] finding the new coordinates of 3 vertices after rotation about an axis defined by 2 end points. The exam is closed book and lasts 1 hour, with a maximum of 20 points possible.

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    This document contains a 4 question exam for an Advanced Computer Aided Design course. The exam tests students on: [1] defining CAD tools based on their constituents and design environment, [2] calculating the transformed coordinates of a point after translation and rotation, [3] showing that translation is commutative but 2D rotations are non-commutative, and [4] finding the new coordinates of 3 vertices after rotation about an axis defined by 2 end points. The exam is closed book and lasts 1 hour, with a maximum of 20 points possible.

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    This document contains a 4 question exam for an Advanced Computer Aided Design course. The exam tests students on: [1] defining CAD tools based on their constituents and design environment, [2] calculating the transformed coordinates of a point after translation and rotation, [3] showing that translation is commutative but 2D rotations are non-commutative, and [4] finding the new coordinates of 3 vertices after rotation about an axis defined by 2 end points. The exam is closed book and lasts 1 hour, with a maximum of 20 points possible.

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    This document contains a 4 question exam for an Advanced Computer Aided Design course. The exam tests students on: [1] defining CAD tools based on their constituents and design environment, [2] calculating the transformed coordinates of a point after translation and rotation, [3] showing that translation is commutative but 2D rotations are non-commutative, and [4] finding the new coordinates of 3 vertices after rotation about an axis defined by 2 end points. The exam is closed book and lasts 1 hour, with a maximum of 20 points possible.

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    No:
    MANIPAL UNIVERSITY JAIPUR
    Department of Mechanical Engineering
    2 Semester, M. Tech, 1st Sessional Examination (CLOSED BOOK)
    nd

    Advanced Computer Aided Design (ME-2201) February 2017


    Duration: 1hour Max Marks: 20
    Note: (i) Answer all the questions.
    (ii) Answer of each question should be started on a new page.
    (iii) Scientific, non-programmable calculator is allowed.

    Q.1 Define CAD tools based on constituents and design environment. [3]

    Q.2 Given a point P = (1, 3, -5) and using homogeneous representation, calculate the [4]
    coordinates of the transformed point P if P is translated by d = 2i+3j-4k and then
    rotated by 30 degree about Z axis.

    Q.3 Show that: [5]


    a. Translation is commutative
    b. 2D rotations are non-commutative

    Q.4 Find the new coordinates of the vertices P(2, 3, 6), Q(2, -3, 4) and R(3, 2, 5) rotated [8]
    by 90 degree about an axis defined by end points A(2, 1, 0) and B(3, 3, 1).

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