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upper base of a prism - (figure 3.18, c). Connect points segments on upper and lower bases,
            forming lateral edges and lateral faces-  (figure 3.18, d).






















                                 а)                    b)                c)                 d)
                                   Figure 3.18 – Modeling of rectangular іzometry of a prism

                  Modeling of rectangular іzometry of a cone.
                  For the direct cone (figure 3.19, a) axes of coordinates draw so that they coincided with the
            center of a circle in the basis, thus beginning of coordinates - 0 will be in the center of a circle. At
            first draw isometric axes for the modeling of a cone basis (figure 3.19, b). The basis of a cone is a
            circle, which is drawn in іzometry according to the description done before (figure 3.13). From a
            projection drawing we determine the location of a top – S (figure 3.19, c). Connect the top of a cone
            with the segments of formative tangential to the elliptic curve (figure 3.19, d).























                                   а)                 b)                c)                d)
                                   Figure 3.19 – Modeling of rectangular іzometry of a cone

                  Modeling the rectangular іzometry of a cylinder.
                  For the direct cylinder (figure 3.20, a) axes of coordinates must coincide with the center of a
            circle in basis, thus beginning of coordinates - 0 will be in the center of a circle. At first draw
            isometrical axes for the modeling lower basis of a cylinder -  (figure 3.20, b). The basis of a
            cylinder is a circle which is drawn in іzometry according to the description done before (figure
            3.13). From a projection drawing we determine the location of a cylinder upper base -  (figure
            3.20, c). Connect upper and lower bases with the segments of formative of tangential to the elliptic
            curves (figure 3.20, d).






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