3.34 Within a cubic unit cell, sketch the followingdirections:(a) [101](e) [T1](b) [211](c) [102](а) [313)]() [212](g) [312](h) [301]

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3.34 Within a cubic unit cell, sketch the following directions: (a) [101] (e) [111] () [212] (b) [211] (c) [102] (g) [3Ï2] (h) [301] (а) [313]