The line of intersection of the surfaces of a sloping roof forming an external angle exceeding 180°, is A. Ridge B. Hip C. Valley D. None of these

April 15, 2024 by rawan239

two sloping surfaces of a roof meet at the top. A hip is the line where two sloping surfaces of a roof meet at an angle other than a right angle. A valley is the line where two sloping surfaces of a roof meet at a lower point than the ridge.

In the case of a roof with an external angle exceeding 180°, the line of intersection of the surfaces of the roof would not be a ridge, hip, or valley. It would be a complex line that would be difficult to describe using any of these terms.