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Question 5 NAT 2024 Medium NAT +4.00 marks

A perspective view of a solid object is shown on the left. The object is cut simultaneously along THREE perpendicular planes as shown on the right. How many surfaces will the resulting pieces have in total (i.e. sum of the surfaces of all pieces)? [Figure: see page 4 of source PDF]

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