
\(ABCD\) is a piece of cardboard in the shape of a trapezium with \(\angle COA=\angle BAO={{90}^{\circ }}\), \(OA=5\)cm, \(OC=\frac{5\sqrt{2}}{3}\)cm and \(AB=5\sqrt{2}\) cm.
As part of a model for a structure, this cardboard is placed on a flat floor with \(OA\) touching the floor and \(B\) being at a height of \(5\)cm vertically above the floor.
The flat floor is assumed to be the \(x-y\) plane and the positive \(z\)-axis in the vertically upwards direction.
The position of \(O\) on the ground is taken to be the origin and \(A\) has coordinates \(\left( 3,4,0 \right)\).
Use \(\left( 7,1,5 \right)\) as the coordinates of \(B\) for the rest of the question.
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