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Q1.

When you look at a railway track standing in the middle, the tracks appear wide near you and narrow in the distance. When viewed from an aeroplane high above (top view), the tracks look like:


(A)
A single point
(B)
A circle
(C)
Two parallel straight lines
(D)
A triangle
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Q2.

In the chapter 'Where to Look From', which statement is mathematically correct regarding Top View, Front View, Side View?


(A)
Mathematical rules change randomly
(B)
The basic principles of Top View, Front View, Side View follow standard arithmetic and geometric properties
(C)
Zero cannot be used in arithmetic operations
(D)
Units are not required in measurement
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