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Aye, it didn't appear instantly for me, but I broke the problem down like this: I decomposed the bottom figure into it's shapes, and the square stood out the mo
by chillacy 9y ago
Aye, it didn't appear instantly for me, but I broke the problem down like this: I decomposed the bottom figure into it's shapes, and the square stood out the most to me (it's composed of a square and 2 quadrilaterals). Then I looked for a square in the top figure, which happens to be in the middle.
- corford 9y agoYep, similar here though didn't think to look for the quadrilaterals! Just broke the bottom figure in to it's component shapes/lines and then stared at the top figure to see where the front face and the top two diagonal lines coming off it would fit.