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Which of the option(s) is/are the rotated view(s) of the object shown on the left?
Which of the option(s) is/are the rotated view(s) of the object shown on the left?
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To identify rotated views, observe the symmetry and orientation of the object’s features in relation to the given options.
Updated On: Jan 9, 2026
- A
- B
- C
- D
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The Correct Option is A, D
Solution and Explanation
1. The given object has a symmetrical structure that can be analyzed from different perspectives. By rotating the object, we can match its appearance with the given options:
- Option A: Matches the structure and orientation of the object after a specific rotation. Hence, \(A\) is a correct rotated view.
- Option B: Does not align with the rotated structure of the object, as it has a different configuration of its arms. Thus, \(B\) is incorrect.
- Option C: Does not match the object’s rotated view due to misaligned arms and curvature. Hence, \(C\) is incorrect.
- Option D: Matches the object’s structure after a different rotation. Therefore, \(D\) is a correct rotated view.
Conclusion: The rotated views of the object are \(A\) and \(D\).
- Option A: Matches the structure and orientation of the object after a specific rotation. Hence, \(A\) is a correct rotated view.
- Option B: Does not align with the rotated structure of the object, as it has a different configuration of its arms. Thus, \(B\) is incorrect.
- Option C: Does not match the object’s rotated view due to misaligned arms and curvature. Hence, \(C\) is incorrect.
- Option D: Matches the object’s structure after a different rotation. Therefore, \(D\) is a correct rotated view.
Conclusion: The rotated views of the object are \(A\) and \(D\).
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