Question

7. The Sawing show a sheet of paper which has been folded. The dashed
lines indicate the where sheet, each drawing represents a single fold. The
black square shows where a hole was punched. Where do the holes
appear when the sheet is unfolded?
a.3A,2A.6D
b.3B,5A, 6D
c.3A,5A,3D
d. 3A ,2A​

Answer 1

Answer:

a). 3A, 2A, 6D

Step-by-step explanation:

In the given figure,

As two folds are made in the paper the hole punched is going to appear everywhere where the hole is punched initially in the original orientation of the paper, the similar place a little up there from the lowermost paper's position and the last place where the hole is going to appear is when  we unfold the triangle part the lowermost corner in the right side of the paper is where we are going to find the punch of the hole.

Therefore, from the matrix positions can be approximated to be near 3A for the first, 2A (positioned a little up in the rectangle) and 6D the lowermost corner in the right of the paper in the triangle.

Therefore, the correct position will be a). 3A, 2A, 6D

Answer 2

option (a) 3A, 2A, 6D is the correct answer

Step-by-step explanation:

• The matrix coordinates can be approximated as 3A for the first, 2A a little up in the rectangle for the second, and 6D for the triangle's lowermost corner in the right of the page.
• The hole punched will appear everywhere where the hole was punched initially in the original orientation of the paper, a similar place a little up there from the lowermost paper's position, and the last place where the hole will appear is when we unfold the triangle part.

• we will find the punch of the hole at the lowermost corner on the right side which is at 3A, 2A, 6D coordinates.

hence, option (a) 3A, 2A, 6D is the correct answer