Challenge

Creation of geometries by Coordinate system methods using AutoCad

P1) AIM :- For drawing P1 , absolute coordinate and relative coordinate system is used to to complete the drawings using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing.Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. If absolute method is followed, the points are:-(2,1),(8,1),(8,2),3,2),(3,6),(8,6),(8,7),(2,7),(2,1)
  6. If relative method was followed , the points would be:- (2,1),(@6,0),(@0,1),(@-5,0),(@0,4),(@5,0),(@0,1),(@-6,0) and close 
  7. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below in either way 
  8. The @ symbol shifts the coordinate system w.r. t the previous point used 
  9.   

P2) AIM :- For drawing P2 , absolute coordinate and relative coordinate system is used to to complete the drawings using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing.Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. If absolute method is followed, the points are:-(2,1),(5,1),(6,1),(9,1),(5,5),(6,5),(7,8),(4,8),(2,1)
  6. If relative method was followed , the points would be:- (2,1),(@3,0),(@0,4),(@1,0),(@0,-4),(@3,0),(@-2,7),(@-3,0) and close 
  7. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below in either way 
  8. The @ symbol shifts the coordinate system w.r. t the previous point used 

P4) AIM :- For drawing P4 , absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(2,1),(3,1),(3,5),(5,3),(7,5),(7,1),(8,1),(8,8),(7,8),(5,5),(3,8),(2,8),(2,1)
  6. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

P5) AIM :- For drawing P5 , absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(2,1),(3,1),(3,8),(8,8),(8,2),(5,2),(5,1),(9,1),(9,9),(2,9),(2,1)
  6. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

P7) AIM :- For drawing P7, absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(2,1),(10,1),(10,7),(2,7),(2,1),(3,2),(5,2),(5,5),(3,5),close,(6,2),(8,2),(8,5),(6,5),close
  6. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

 

P9) AIM :- For drawing P9, absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(1,1),(6,1),(6,3),(3,3),(3,2),(2,2),(2,4),(4,4),(4,6),(1,8),close
  6. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

P8) AIM :- For drawing P8, absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(0,0),(10,0),(10,2),(6,2),(6,6),(9,6),(9,8),(1,8),(1,6),(4,6),(4,2),(0,2),close
  6. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

P10) AIM :- For drawing P10, absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(1,1),(3,1),(3,4),(6,4),(6,8),(1,8),close,(2,5),(5,5),(5,7),(2,7),close
  6. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

P11) AIM :- For drawing P11, absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(0,0),(10,0),(10,1),(8,1),(8,5),(10,5),(10,6),(5,9),(0,6),(2,6),(2,1),(0,1)close
  6. Select circle option and draw the circle with its centre at (5,4) with radius 1
  7. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

P12)  AIM :- For drawing P12, absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(1,1),(1,5),(2,5),(4.556,5),(7.112,5),(8.112,5),(8.112,1)
  6. Select line, turn on o snap and draw line at inclination of 45 degree from points (1,5) and (8.112,5)
  7. draw permindiculars from the points ( 2,5), (4.556,5),(7.112,5)
  8. trim the unwanted lines 
  9. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

P13)  AIM :- For drawing P13, absolute coordinate system is used to to complete the drawing using autocad software.

PROCEDURE :-

  1. Open autocad drawing page.
  2. Select 'new'.
  3. Set the default template as imperial, enter 'un' and select decimal system and unit as inches.
  4. Select line tool from tool bar, switch on orthomode and begin drawing. Enter the points below and after entering each pair of coordinates press enter. 
  5. As the absolute method is followed, the points are:-(1,1),(3,1),(5,1),(7,1),(7,3),(1,1)
  6. draw permindiculars from the points ( 3,1),(5,1). Join points (3,1.667), (5,1) and (5,2.33),(7,1)
  7. trim the unwanted lines 
  8. The resulted drawing as per the question is obtained as per the drawing below 

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