State the quadrants in which the following points lie. (i) P, its Top view is 40 above x-y; its FV 20 below the top view (ii) Q, both of its views coincide at a point 40 below x-y.

Q3.State the quadrants in which the following points lie. (i) P, its Top view is 40 above x-y; its FV 20 below the top view (ii) Q, both of its views coincide at a point 40 below x-y.

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State the quadrants in which the following points lie. (i) P, its Top view is 40 above x-y; its FV 20 below the top view (ii) Q, both of its views coincide at a point 40 below x-y.

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