Question

Which of the options will collapse completely?

• A.

  

• B.

  

• C.

  

• D.

  

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B, D

The problem presented challenges one's spatial reasoning skills by asking to determine which structures will collapse completely. To address this, visualize each structure in terms of stability and how the arrangement of its components contributes to its integrity.

Proper evaluation involves identifying key factors such as the base's width, weight distribution, and how the components are stacked. A structure with a narrow base and top-heavy elements, or one where the center of mass is not aligned over the base, is more prone to collapse.

The images for each option, represented by their data-src-id attributes, can be analyzed:

Option	Description
	A structure needs assessment of balance and support distribution.
	A design that indicates instability, potentially due to imbalance or insufficient base support.
	Another design requiring evaluation of weight and structural integrity.
	A configuration likely to break down because of its construction, suggesting immediate collapse upon stress.

Through analysis, Options 2 () and 4 () are determined prone to collapse. Issues such as precarious arrangements or instability factors in these will be the key reasons.