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Why the F* is this A?

 

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oh.. and why in the world is this E?

 

[heatwheat]

The middle "spike" is the same height as the other two, and it is leaning a little towards the left. So this is A.
For that second one I have no idea?!

 

[211183]

i actually said the same thing about the Exact same 2 probs when I took it.
To me, the first one ... doesnt look like the middle is leaning...

2nd... i figured it was from the front view... who knows. g-luck

 

[Sea of ASH]

the first one the two spikes on the right are the same. the one on the left is facing the other way so the best choice is A and not E. cuz E shows that the middle two spikes are different

for the second one, its the side view, if u look closely u will realize that the "board" thats stuck in the hexagon is not that much thinner than the hexagon itself. this is easy to see when u have the answer, but if i was given this i probly woulda said A

 

[Andre3k]

For the second one, it could not possibly be any of the other choices they are just ridiculous so E wins by default.

 

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For the second one, it could not possibly be any of the other choices they are just ridiculous so E wins by default.

what about A?

 

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the first one the two spikes on the right are the same. the one on the left is facing the other way so the best choice is A and not E. cuz E shows that the middle two spikes are different

for the second one, its the side view, if u look closely u will realize that the "board" thats stuck in the hexagon is not that much thinner than the hexagon itself. this is easy to see when u have the answer, but if i was given this i probly woulda said A

for the first one: i was debating between A and C.. the spike in the middle doesn't look like its leaning to the left like it shows in A.. so I picked C.

and for the second one.. the proportions are off. E is just wayy too fat. I don't see how A could be wrong.. but then again A is pretty far off in size as well.. hrm..

In the real dat, does the scale have to be the same? I remember my Kaplan teacher saying it DOES have to be the same scale as the object.