how to view other plane?

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bsd
bsd on 25 Sep 2011
Hai,
I have drawn a triangle in x-y plane. But I don't wan't the triangle in the x-y plane, I need it in the y-z plane. I used rotate option in matlab, to view the triangle in the y-z plane, but I could see only a line of the triangle, but not the entire triangle. How could I see the entire triangle as it is in shape and size in y-z plane. Looking for your reply.
BSD

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UJJWAL
UJJWAL on 25 Sep 2011
Hi BSD,
The question is ill-posed in the sense , that you will be able to see just a line in the Y-Z plane as the triangle lies in the x-y plane. When you rotate to the Y-Z plane, you discard the variations of the X -plane completely. In other words you discard the evolution of the triangle in the x-y plane. Think of it like this, If you place a bottle on your table and watch it sitting on your chair in front of it then you are watching it in one perspective and orientation. Now if you stand up and watch it from above you will get a different view. The view you get of an object is essentially characteristic of the plane in which you are viewing them and hence in this sense, you cannot see the triangle in the same form as it is in the x-y plane. Hope this assists.
Happy to Help
UJJWAL

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Titus Edelhofer
Titus Edelhofer on 25 Sep 2011
Hi,
I'm not sure about your question: something which is in the x-y plane only (i.e., all points have z=0), will always be a line only in the y-z plane ...??
Titus

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