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Two transparent discs with markings on them are shown. Which of the options can be created by overlapping and/or rotating them?
Two transparent discs with markings on them are shown. Which of the options can be created by overlapping and/or rotating them?
Updated On: Jan 7, 2026
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The Correct Option is A, C
Solution and Explanation
To determine which options can be created by overlapping and/or rotating the two transparent discs, we first need to analyze the patterns and orientations on the original discs provided.
Steps to solve the problem:
- Identify the markings and their positions on each disc.
- Consider how each disc can be rotated. Since the discs are circular, they can rotate 360 degrees.
- Simulate overlapping both discs to see how their patterns interact when one disc is overlaid on the other.
- Compare the resulting patterns with each given option by rotating the discs as necessary.
After analyzing:
- The first image option matches the possible arrangement by both overlapping and rotating the discs.
- The third image option can also be recreated using a combination of overlapping and rotating the discs to align their patterns.
Thus, the correct solutions are:
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