Covering the 10-5-E makes the geometry look a little crazy when viewing it from a "normal" (10-5-A) camera position, doesn't it? If the plane line rotates, so must the camera angle. As seldom as Hitting has been taught in the past, I would wager that even less often has the camera angle been changed.
Indeed - perspective matters so much!
Certainly many fail to 'see' the equivalents for the simple reason that they don't shift their perspective, which is always looking 'down' on the tilted plane's surface.
Love the visual of the hoops Ted - outstanding way to look at it Sure to be a 'hit'!
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