Consider two points A and B in a simple stereo system. Point A projects to Al on the left image, and Ar on the right image. Similarly there is a point B which projects to Bl and Br. Consider the order of these two points in each image on their ep?polar lines. There are two possib?lities; either they ordered on the epipolar lines in the same order; for example they appear as Al, Bl and Ar, Br, or they are in opposite order, such as Bl, Al and Ar,Br. Place the two 3d points A and B in two different locations in a simple stereo diagram which demonstrates these two possib?lities. (Draw a d?fferent picture for each situation) Consider two points A and B in a simple stereo system. Point A projects to Al on the left image, and Ar on the right image. Similarly there is a point B which projects to Bl and Br. Consider the order of these two points in each image on their ep?polar lines. There are two possib?lities; either they ordered on the epipolar lines in the same order; for example they appear as Al, Bl and Ar, Br, or they are in opposite order, such as Bl, Al and Ar,Br. Place the two 3d points A and B in two different locations in a simple stereo diagram which demonstrates these two possib?lities. (Draw a d?fferent picture for each situation)