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Question 10 NAT 2015 Medium NAT +3.00 marks · -1.00 negative

Shown below, to the left, are three types of pencils: A, B and C. Find the total number of type A pencils in the figure on the right, which shows various pencils pointing in either of the two directions, up or down. [Figure: see page 6 of source PDF]

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