Geometrical Problem

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I have Object (Plane Surface, Polygon)
Which is look like this

I have display TOP VIEW of my object which is put on Base.
Base is Rotate at 1.8 degree. So, object is also Rotate at 1.8°.
And I can see only ELEVATION VIEW of my object
(ELEVATION VIEW of object is just a LINE).
I Rotate Base until object get it's initial position in interval of 1.8°.
Any one can find or predict Original object (Object’s Initial Position’s TOP VIEW) after full Rotation of object by Just Seeing the ELEVATION VIEW of object?

Posted 30-Sep-10 1:02am

Pritesh Aryan

Updated 30-Sep-10 21:43pm

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Sandeep Mewara 30-Sep-10 7:11am

A homework statement! :doh:

Please put some effort.

Pritesh Aryan 30-Sep-10 7:21am

This is not my homework but this is part of my project and i can't understand how to solve it.

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Steve Wellens · Answer 1 · 2010-09-30T05:59:00

Solution 1

If you rotate something 360 degrees, aren't you back at the original position?

Posted 30-Sep-10 5:59am

Steve Wellens

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Pritesh Aryan 1-Oct-10 3:46am

First of all Thanks Steve
And Now i have update my question.
Now What you say?

Sauro Viti · Answer 2 · 2010-09-30T22:39:00

Solution 2

What you need is an algorithm to re-build the original shape of something by knowing only a certain number of projections of the original shape along a direction.
For sure it is not an easy task, and I doubt that you can find a full answer here...

Posted 30-Sep-10 22:39pm

Sauro Viti