Re-derive analytically with the intermediate steps and motivate with pictograms the transfor-mations from geocentric right ascension and declination to topocentric right ascension anddeclination and to topocentric azimuth and elevation. Show the hour angle and the siderealtime explicitly in your drawings. Define all terms and variables.

Basics in engineering drawing

Sketch the Orthographic view of the pictorial view shown in the below figure  Note: use  creo parametric only

Sketch the 2D figure of cover using AutoCAD and mention all the dimensions, colour the hatched lines if there any. 80 Dia 8 42 106 22 42 16 24 R 16 R 80 Cover

Making approximate measurements of the shapes of the elliptical orbits (i.e., tryto determine b, the semi-minor axis), draw 5 different pictures, one for each of the5 orbits, showing as much information as you can about each orbit. Write downassumptions about quantities you may not know exactly but have a generalconcept about. CaN you draw it on paper and show. ThaAk You Can You draw and not explain in sentences

Due: Wed, 25-Sep-2024, 4pm PM Assignment 20/0 اساس 22.0 KIS AB Q1. Draw an isometric projection of the building below, with point A as the bottom corner in your answer. Three orthographic views of a Student Union (SU) Church are shown below in third angle projection. The sketches are not to scale. Use a scale of 1 cm = 1 m (or 1:100). The church has a centred double door with total width of 3m as shown. Above the door is a 2.5m diameter round window, aligned with the roof apex and centred 5m above the floor. The church has a 3m diameter semi-circular window in the corner as shown. The window is 1.5m above the floor. Roof lights (roof windows) are used to get natural light into the building. [30 Marks] 2 x 1m wide roof windows strips run across the roof as shown. Round window 02.5m centred 5m above floor 3m 12m Front View 15m 3m O.T. Masoso 7211 3467 masoso@ub.ac.bw 10m Top of Right View Right View 10m Page 1 of 1 GAMES + TIME O n

Draft and annotate the 2D sketch of cover using AutoCAD and mention all the dimensions. Colour the hatched lines which are inside the curve 8R 6 holes 8 Dia 62 Dia 18 R 3 holes 20 Dia 110 Cover 40 Dia 100 R

Sketch the object given below. It should be fully dimensional Criteria: Assume object is made of steel and sketch the following views: • plan (C view), • cross-section (Y-Y) - assume the section is exactly half on the block • right hand end elevation (B view) Draw to a scale of 1:1 (actual size in mm) Show all hidden detail and all dimensions in mm. ASSUME CROSS SECTION AA IS C EXACTLY HALF WAY THROUGH THE SHAPE B 10 15 20 130 25

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Many aspects of a gymnast's motion can be modeled by representing the gymnast by four segments consisting of arms, torso (including the head), thighs, and lower legs, as in the figure below. HINT xc9 Y cg = a Segment Need Help? Arms Torso Thighs In the figure, (b) shows arrows of lengths rcg locating the center of gravity of each segment. Use the data below and the coordinate system shown in figure (b) to locate the center of gravity of the gymnast shown in figure (a). Masses for the arms, thighs, and legs include both appendages. (Enter your answers in m, to at least three significant figures.) Legs 3 3 Read It 6.81 Mass (kg) Length (m) rcq (m) cg 33.6 14.1 60° 7.58 Watch It 0.548 0.613 b 0.370 0.350 0.242 0.337 0.149 y 0.227 Arm Thigh Torso 60° Leg x