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The figure below has been made by folding paper as given in one of the options, choose the correct option.
The figure below has been made by folding paper as given in one of the options, choose the correct option.
Updated On: Jul 16, 2026
- None of the option is correct
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The Correct Option is D
Approach Solution - 1
The problem involves a paper folding puzzle where you need to determine which option correctly shows the outcome of folding the paper. Initially, observe the image of the folded paper and compare it with the provided options.
To solve this problem, follow these logical steps:
- Analyze the original flat configuration before the folding occurs.
- Determine the axis or lines along which the paper is folded.
- Examine the visual patterns or shapes that result from the folding in the given image.
- Compare each option with the folded image by hypothesizing the final visible parts and layers based on the folds made.
- Consider symmetry, color continuity, and overlaying patterns shown in each option.
After examining each available option against your predicted outcome from the folding process, you will find they do not visually align with the planes and structures present in the folded paper image.
Therefore, the correct conclusion is:
None of the option is correctbecause none of the options match the given folded paper's configuration in the image.
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Paper-folding questions like this one are solved by mentally reversing the fold, unfolding the shown result step by step and tracking exactly which marks, shapes or cuts would land on which side and in which position once the paper is opened flat again, then comparing that reconstructed flat pattern against each option.
- Option A: Unfolding the given figure and checking the position and orientation of its marks against this option shows the layout does not line up correctly once reversed, so this does not match.
- Option B: The same check on this option also shows a mismatch in how the marks land once the fold is reversed, so this does not match either.
- Option C: This option likewise fails to reproduce the correct mark positions when the folding is reversed, so it does not match.
- Option D (None of the option is correct): Since none of the three proposed figures reconstructs correctly into the shown folded result, this is the only option left standing.
Reversing the fold on each of the three proposed answers fails to reproduce the given folded figure exactly.
the correct answer is Option D: None of the option is correct.
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