Sir, here the fold was symmetrical so we drew an axial plane taking the bisectrix of the interlimb angle. Do we have to follow the same procedure for asymmetrical folds??
Sir one little doubt,when we measure plunge of linear structure we measure it from N diameter,but why here the fold axis plunge measured from the E side.
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Sir, here the fold was symmetrical so we drew an axial plane taking the bisectrix of the interlimb angle. Do we have to follow the same procedure for asymmetrical folds??
Sir one little doubt,when we measure plunge of linear structure we measure it from N diameter,but why here the fold axis plunge measured from the E side.
Plunge can measure on any vertical plane and here they are E,W,N and S directions