Question:

Question figure shows top view/ plan of an object. Identify the INCORRECT 3D view from the given answers figure.

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The plan is a square inside a square, so a correct object shows just one square feature on a single plain outer surface when seen from above.
Updated On: Nov 12, 2026
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

The plan shows an outer square and one smaller inner square at the centre. So seen from above the object must look like a plain outer surface carrying exactly one square feature (a pit or a raised block) with nothing else.
Option (1): a sloping surface with a square pit - from above this gives a square inside a square. Correct.
Option (2): a sloping surface with a raised rectangular block - from above this also gives a square within a square. Correct.
Option (3): a curved top surface with a square-shaped cut-out - from above again a square within a square. Correct.
Option (4): a flat slab carrying an L-shaped (two-level stepped) block. From above this block shows an extra dividing line where the two levels meet, so its plan is not a single plain inner square. This view does not match the given plan.
Answer: (4) the slab with the stepped block on top
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