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If the question figure is cut into two parts, which of the answer figures complete the question figure without any overlappings?
If the question figure is cut into two parts, which of the answer figures complete the question figure without any overlappings?
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Match the straight steps, the concave quarter-circle bite and the convex quarter-circles of the two pieces against the outline of the question figure.
Updated On: Nov 12, 2026
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
The question figure is built on a grid of equal squares. Its outline has: a two-step staircase at the upper left, a convex quarter-circle at the left, a convex quarter-circle at the top right, a two-step notch on the right, and a concave quarter-circle bite at the lower right.
The lower part of the figure is a block with the concave quarter-circle bite at its right, a flat bottom edge and a small one-square step on its left. This is the piece shown on the left in option (3).
The remaining upper part contains the staircase at the upper left, the left convex arc, the top-right convex arc and the right-hand notch, which is the other piece in option (3).
Placing the two pieces of option (3) together reproduces the whole outline with no gap and no overlap. In the other options the pieces carry the wrong number of steps, have an arc in the wrong place, or leave a gap or overlap when fitted.
Answer: (3) the pair of pieces shown in option (3)
The lower part of the figure is a block with the concave quarter-circle bite at its right, a flat bottom edge and a small one-square step on its left. This is the piece shown on the left in option (3).
The remaining upper part contains the staircase at the upper left, the left convex arc, the top-right convex arc and the right-hand notch, which is the other piece in option (3).
Placing the two pieces of option (3) together reproduces the whole outline with no gap and no overlap. In the other options the pieces carry the wrong number of steps, have an arc in the wrong place, or leave a gap or overlap when fitted.
Answer: (3) the pair of pieces shown in option (3)
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