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PAT question
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melonbobo said:the answer is E but I really think C is right. want your opinion 😍
oh yes i remember this one from acethedat 😀 (E is correct)
ok think of it like this. If you take a block of cheese, turn it like a vertical diamond and imagine the left side is sloping down. If you cut a chunk off of the front the side slope is NOT removed totally, just in the front.
Hope this helps...
thank god i no longer have to deal with those things. lol
I guess you already took the DAT, but E is correct. Take a closer look at the lower part. In C, it is about 1/3 of the height which does not agree with the object.melonbobo said:the answer is E but I really think C is right. want your opinion 😍
luder98 and DrTacoElf are right...
if you look closely at the angled edge of the larger triangle (the right side) in answers C and E, answer E resembles the actual size of the original "key."
Remember that all of problems in this PAT exercise are TO SCALE.
if you look closely at the angled edge of the larger triangle (the right side) in answers C and E, answer E resembles the actual size of the original "key."
Remember that all of problems in this PAT exercise are TO SCALE.