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  • Posted by Brian Stocker
  • Date November 8, 2016
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3.   Note:  Dotted lines represent lines behind the figure (i.e. 3-D representation).
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Answer Key

1. C
The inside and larger shapes are reversed.
2. D
The shaded area is divided in half in the second figure.
3. D
The relation is the same figure rotated to the right.
4. B
The relation is the number of dots is one-half the number of sides.
5. C
The pattern is the same figure with a dot inside.
6. A
The relation is the same figure smaller, plus another figure with one more side

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Date Published: Tuesday, November 8th, 2016
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    18 Comments

  1. J
    February 23, 2017
    Reply

    Shouldn’t the answer to #3 be C instead of D? C is the same shape rotated right, whereas D has dotted lines, making it different from the original.

    • Brian
      March 23, 2017
      Reply

      D is the correct answer. The dotted lins show the cut out view ‘behind’ the figure that you wouldn’t see. Without the dotted lines, (choice C) the figure is in relief.

    • Amy
      July 13, 2017
      Reply

      C is actually a rotation that is not 90 degrees. The face of the rectangle is along a diagonal which isn’t in line with D that is a direct 90 degree rotation clockwise.

    • SV
      December 30, 2017
      Reply

      Nope. The base of c is a different shape, and it is not a square-based pyramid.

    • Ray
      November 11, 2018
      Reply

      3 sides vs 4

    • Ray
      November 11, 2018
      Reply

      Sorry both have 4 sides but its the actual angle they are facing

    • Ray
      November 11, 2018
      Reply

      Sorry both have 4 sides but its the actual angle they are facing and thats why its d

  2. Daniel Simec
    March 24, 2017
    Reply

    Please re-think number 3. How does tilting original figure to the right automatically reveal the dotted lines ?

    • Brian
      March 28, 2017
      Reply

      The dotted links show the shape of the figure ‘behind’ the figure, as in ‘see-through.’

  3. Mark Peter Brown
    April 7, 2017
    Reply

    Thank you very much for sharing. This is a great!!

  4. zvonimir
    May 18, 2017
    Reply

    #3 the example shows an oval turned on its side. no magic lines connecting anything in the rear. if that’s the case than the answer on 3 should be C because you’re simply rotating the image. there are no lines to show what it looks like behind the surface. so D is not the correct answer.

    • Brian
      May 19, 2017
      Reply

      See comments below – no ‘magic’ lines – the dotted lines show the ‘see through’ view

  5. Taylor
    July 9, 2017
    Reply

    I totally agree with this. If they are saying the dotted lines are correct, the dotted lines should’ve been present in the example.

  6. Jenny
    December 21, 2017
    Reply

    I agree as well. I think Taylor is correct.

  7. Brian
    December 21, 2017
    Reply

    Thank you for the discussion/suggestions, re. dotted lines and 2-D and 3-D representation. I have added a note to the questions to clarify.

    • Tom
      January 11, 2018
      Reply

      Comment does not clarify.

      Dotted lines must be present in the original else it will be interpreted as having no lines in depth and therefore when rotated, remain without lines in depth.

  8. Algeboii
    February 22, 2018
    Reply

    Me got D too. The dotted lins show the cut out view

  9. Ray
    November 11, 2018
    Reply

    Dotted lines are a giving what they mean. If one looks closly at the leading edge of the tryangle one will see why its d

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