When a plunging fold has a plunge equal to the dip of the ground surface in the same direction, the outcrop pattern will not show a V-shape.
This occurs because the fold’s plunge and the dip of the surface align, causing the outcrop to appear more like a linear pattern rather than the typical V-shape.
Usually, a V-shaped pattern appears when the plunge and the dip of the ground surface are at different angles.