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If apparent dip circle is at an angle $\alpha$ with true dip circle then

True dip circle

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Apparent dip circle

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As $\cos \alpha\,<1$

Hence true $\operatorname{dip}(\phi)$ is less than apparent $\operatorname{dip}\left(\phi^{\prime}\right)$

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