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4. Within a cubic unit cell, sketch the following directions:
(a) [710].
(b) [121].
(c) [0] 2],
(d) [133].
(e) [111].
[722].
(s) [123].
(h) [103].
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+Z
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+y
+X
+y
+x
5. Sketch within a cubic unit cell the following planes:
(a) (OTT).
(e) (II),
(b) (112).
(f) (122).
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Sono m2E10 to zubos amoto no rod mudbon
+Z
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