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Hole punching question
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Can someone explain to me why the answer is B, and not A? I use the LOS Youtube Method to do holepunching, but I can't get this one.
there is no way it can be A b/c you never punched a hole all the way on the left side of the square. also the number of layers of paper where the hole was punched is 6 so there must be six holes on the final unfold.
Where did you get this question? Its not B either. There would only be 4 holes ... two right in the middle of the lowest row and two right above that layer.
What's going on between picture 2 and 3?
They only folded the top layer over.
Where did you get this question? Its not B either. There would only be 4 holes ... two right in the middle of the lowest row and two right above that layer.
Yes, the answer is B. Three layers have been hole punched, when unfolded yields the 6 holes.
I see it now the leftmost piece is refolded. Yes it is B