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154<br />

THE FOURTH DIMENSION<br />

plane.<br />

With regard to these squares severally, however,<br />

different names must be used, determined by their<br />

relations in the block.<br />

Thus, in fig. 93, when the cube first rests against the<br />

plane the null cube is in contact by its pink face; as the<br />

block passes through we get an ochre section of the null<br />

cube, but this is better called a yellow section, as it is<br />

made by a plane perpendicular to the yellow line. When<br />

p re v io u s lin e o f s u p p o rt<br />

x<br />

Fig. 94.<br />

<strong>The</strong> cube swung round yellow line, with red line running from left<br />

to right, and white line running down.<br />

the null cube has passed through the plane, as it is<br />

leaving it, we get again a pink face.<br />

<strong>The</strong> same series of changes take place with the cube<br />

appearances which follow on those of the null cube. In<br />

this motion the yellow cube follows on the null cube, and<br />

the square marked yellow in 2 in the plane will be first<br />

“yellow pink face,” then “yellow yellow section,” then<br />

“yellow pink face.”<br />

In fig. 94, in which the cube is turned about the yellow<br />

line, we have a certain difficulty, for the plane being will<br />

find that the position his squares are to be placed in will<br />

x

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