Discussion
Obtaining the true shape of a figure inclined to both principal planes requires
Answer: C
Correct answer: two successive auxiliary projections
The first auxiliary is taken on a plane perpendicular to the figure, in which the figure appears as a straight line, and this establishes its inclination. The second is then taken parallel to that line, and hence parallel to the figure, giving the true shape. One auxiliary cannot do both, since the direction of the second depends on the result of the first.
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