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$Q.1.$ When the point being viewed is below the horizontal level $........$ will be formed. $(a)$ Angle of deviation
$Q.2.$ When the point being viewed is above the horizontal level $.......$ will be formed. $(b)$ Angle of elevation
  $(c)$ Angle of depression

Answer

$1-c, 2-b$

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