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    The document discusses why second and fourth angle projections are not used in engineering drawings. It explains that in second angle projection, both the front and top views would be located on the top side of the xy plane, making them difficult to distinguish. Similarly, in fourth angle projection both views would be on the bottom side of the plane, merging together. Engineering drawings typically use first or third angle projections instead, which place the views on opposite sides of the plane for better clarity.

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    The document discusses why second and fourth angle projections are not used in engineering drawings. It explains that in second angle projection, both the front and top views would be located on the top side of the xy plane, making them difficult to distinguish. Similarly, in fourth angle projection both views would be on the bottom side of the plane, merging together. Engineering drawings typically use first or third angle projections instead, which place the views on opposite sides of the plane for better clarity.

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    The document discusses why second and fourth angle projections are not used in engineering drawings. It explains that in second angle projection, both the front and top views would be located on the top side of the xy plane, making them difficult to distinguish. Similarly, in fourth angle projection both views would be on the bottom side of the plane, merging together. Engineering drawings typically use first or third angle projections instead, which place the views on opposite sides of the plane for better clarity.

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    The document discusses why second and fourth angle projections are not used in engineering drawings. It explains that in second angle projection, both the front and top views would be located on the top side of the xy plane, making them difficult to distinguish. Similarly, in fourth angle projection both views would be on the bottom side of the plane, merging together. Engineering drawings typically use first or third angle projections instead, which place the views on opposite sides of the plane for better clarity.

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    Best Answer:  in 1st angle projection the front view will be in the top of the xy plane and the top
    view will be in the bottom of the xy plane
    .In 3rd angle projection the top view will be in the top of the xy plane and front view will be in
    bottom of the xy plane. dis will give a clear view.i hope u know dis... but in 2 angle projection
    both the views(front and top) will be in the top of the xy plane and in 4th angle projection both
    the views (front and top) will be in the bottom of the xy plane... since both the views will be in
    one side of the xy plane, its not possible to draw... both views will merge... to get more clear
    view, refer any basic engineering drawing book.......
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