A cylinder of 60 mm diameter stands vertically with its base on HP. It is completely penetrated by another horizontal cylinder of same diameter. If the axis of the cylinders bisects each other, draw the lines of intersection. The axin of the horizontal cylinder is parallel to both HP and VP.
Explanation
This is because the horizontal cylinder's axis is parallel to both the horizontal plane (HP) and the vertical plane (VP), so its intersection with the vertical cylinder will be a circle. The center of this circle will be at the point where the two cylinders' axes intersect.
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