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Question 45 MCQ 2019 Medium MCQ +4.00 marks · -1.32 negative

Shown in the four figures A, B, C, and D on the right, are broken lines drawn on a transparent sheet. Each figure is folded over along the dotted lines as shown. Identify the correct option that will generate the motif shown on the left. [Figure: see page 20 of source PDF]

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