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The answer is B, but can someone explain why it is not D also? Thanks!
"its because u have to fold inwards for pattern folding,"
So is the rule you fold so that you are bending the fold marks TOWARDS the plane of the screen as opposed to folding the bend marks OUT of the screen of the paper?
I have been wondering about this for awhile. Can someone please confirm this? I haven't found anything from the usual instructions or ADA website.
The object in D can never face that direction
Wait, why not?? Just fold the top (yellow) part down while the white base part stays put. The yellow base wraps BEHIND the white base. works for me
The answer is B, but can someone explain why it is not D also? Thanks!
D is the answer if your looking at it from the back, Since we're looking at the front view then it should be yellow in the front.
Not quite the figures always fold away from the viewer. The reason is because that way all of the sections are visible still from any view. If you try to fold it towards you, i.e. to get "D" the identical yellow section would be folded so it is enclosed in the figure and thereby no longer visible. Because we are not shown what it on the opposite side of that yellow section we would have no idea what it would look like.
So "D" cannot be the answer because if the white was on the front it would be facing the opposite direction.
You are always folding away from you? Never knew this, I always thought you can fold it any way as long as it all fits.