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7.10 Views of solids

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Consider this solid formed from cubes:

A $3$3D structure is composed of $4$4 cubes with different views namely plan, front elevation, and side elevation. The plan view, seen from above, would show the arrangement of $3$3 squares, $0$0 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left. The front elevation facing forward, would show the arrangement of $3$3 squares, $1$1 at the top-left, $0$0 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left. The side elevation seen from the side, would show the arrangement of $3$3 squares, $1$1 at the top-left, $0$0 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left. Labels with arrows indicate the respective views.
a

Which of the following diagrams represents the side view?

A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $1$1 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $0$0 at the bottom-left.
A
A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $0$0 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left.
B

A structure consists of two adjacent squares placed side by side. The square on the right and the square on the left.

C
A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $1$1 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $0$0 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left.
D
b

Which of the following diagrams represents the front view?

A structure consists of two adjacent squares placed side by side. The square on the right and the square on the left.
A
A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $1$1 at the top-left, $0$0 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left.
B
A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $1$1 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $0$0 at the bottom-left.
C
A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $1$1 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $0$0 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left.
D
c

Which of the following diagrams represents the plan view?

A structure consists of four squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. There are three squares stacked horizontally at the bottom and one square stacked vertically on top of the bottom-left square.
A
A structure consists of two adjacent squares placed side by side. The square on the right and the square on the left.
B
A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $1$1 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left.
C
A structure consists of multiple squares arranged both side by side and stacked vertically. The arrangement of the squares are $0$0 at the top-left, $1$1 at the top-right, $1$1 at the bottom-right, and $1$1 at the bottom-left.
D
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Make objects and models using appropriate scales, given their top, front, and side views or their perspective views.

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