A line pq 60mn long is perpendicular to the hp and 15 . in front of the vp.the end p is nearer to the hp and 20mm above it. Draw the projections of the line

To draw the projections of the line, we need to follow these steps:

1. Draw the horizontal plane (HP) and the vertical plane (VP) as two intersecting lines.
2. Mark a point on the HP and label it as "O". This will be the reference point for our projections.
3. From point O, draw a vertical line upwards and label it as "P". This represents the end point of the line.
4. Measure 20mm above the HP and mark a point on the vertical line. Label this point as "P1".
5. Measure 60mm along the vertical line from point P1 and mark a point. Label this point as "Q".
6. Draw a line connecting points P and Q. This line represents the given line PQ.
7. Now, draw a line perpendicular to the HP from point P1. This line represents the projection of line PQ on the HP and is labeled as "p1q1".
8. Measure 15mm in front of the VP and mark a point on the line p1q1. Label this point as "p2".
9. From point p2, draw a line parallel to the VP and label it as "p2q2". This line represents the projection of line PQ on the VP.
10. Finally, connect points p1 and q2 with a line. This line represents the true length of line PQ and is labeled as "pq".

By following these steps, you will have successfully drawn the projections of the given line PQ.