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    This document provides instructions for a surface modeling problem. It asks the reader to first create curves in different planes as shown in Figure P10-1, then use those curves to create the surface shown in Figure P10-2. Finally, it instructs to mirror the surface, merge with the original, and add thickness to create the final part depicted in Figure P10-3.

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    This document provides instructions for a surface modeling problem. It asks the reader to first create curves in different planes as shown in Figure P10-1, then use those curves to create the surface shown in Figure P10-2. Finally, it instructs to mirror the surface, merge with the original, and add thickness to create the final part depicted in Figure P10-3.

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    This document provides instructions for a surface modeling problem. It asks the reader to first create curves in different planes as shown in Figure P10-1, then use those curves to create the surface shown in Figure P10-2. Finally, it instructs to mirror the surface, merge with the original, and add thickness to create the final part depicted in Figure P10-3.

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    Problem 11: Surface Modeling

    Problem Statement 1. Create the curves shown in Figure P10-1. Hint: Two of the curves are drawn in the TOP plane, one is drawn in the FRONT plane,
    and one is drawn in a plane parallel to the FRONT plane.

    2. Use the curves to create the surface shown in Figure P10-2. 3. Mirror the surface, merge the new surface with the original, and add thickness to create the part shown in Figure P10-3.

    [Figure P10-1]

    Dr. S.A.Shah

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    [Figure P10-2]

    Dr. S.A.Shah

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    [Figure P10-3]

    Dr. S.A.Shah

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