1. **Problem Statement:**
Label an oblique circular cylinder with a 45 degrees angle with the plane of its base.
2. **Understanding the Problem:**
An oblique circular cylinder is a cylinder where the sides are not perpendicular to the base. The angle between the axis of the cylinder and the plane of the base is given as 45 degrees.
3. **Key Concepts:**
- The base is a circle.
- The axis of the cylinder is tilted at 45 degrees to the base plane.
- The height $h$ is the perpendicular distance between the two bases.
4. **Labeling the Cylinder:**
- Let the radius of the base be $r$.
- Let the height (perpendicular distance between bases) be $h$.
- The axis forms a 45 degrees angle with the base plane.
5. **Mathematical Representation:**
- The length of the axis $L$ relates to the height $h$ by the angle $\theta=45^\circ$:
$$L = \frac{h}{\cos 45^\circ} = h \sqrt{2}$$
6. **Summary:**
- Base radius: $r$
- Height (perpendicular): $h$
- Axis length: $L = h \sqrt{2}$
- Angle between axis and base plane: $45^\circ$
This labeling helps visualize and understand the geometry of the oblique circular cylinder with the specified angle.
Oblique Cylinder 068Aab
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