2 Pattern Folding Questions

[allstaryankee25]

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Hey guys,
Here are 2 hole punching questions from CDP Test 3 that I am having trouble visualizing. Any tips on how to solve these/get better at hole punching?

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The answers are the first letter of the file name, which you can see by right-clicking the image and then click on "Save image as..." - you don't have to actually save it though. Thanks!

 

[scottkennedy29]

It's against my religion to help a yankee fan but the best way to do these are to work backwards. It's really the most effective way to figure these out. The first one isn't too bad to work backwards but the second one is pretty tricky. Working backwards on that one didn't help me much.

 

[DQLEUCD]

So how do I post pic's on here? I made a key for your two problems but am unable to upload it. Something about a 400x400 restriction

 

[allstaryankee25]

make a photobucket.com account and post them on there. Then copy the link for the picture only and paste it to your post by clicking on the little mountain (insert image) button

 

[DQLEUCD]

 

[DQLEUCD]

make a photobucket.com account and post them on there. Then copy the link for the picture only and paste it to your post by clicking on the little mountain (insert image) button

Hmm, the link keeps getting broken?

 

[DQLEUCD]

 

[allstaryankee25]

try to isolate the picture only for the URL - it should end in .jpg and have just the picture on that page. I think you should be able to do that by maybe just clicking on the image again or right clicking and choosing "open image in a new tab" - that works on Google Chrome, not sure about IE/mozilla/safari.
Thanks man

 

[DQLEUCD]

Best trick is to make a grid and follow the holes punched tracing back on each fold until you come with the right answer. The second image is tricky because it looks like a diagonal fold but it's actually an down fold. You follow the whole down one spot if it's in the middle and down 2 spots if it's at the top of the grid for that problem.