You start with a flat square of paper, fold it one or more times, then punch a hole through it while folded. You then unfold the square of paper. Where do the holes appear when the... You start with a flat square of paper, fold it one or more times, then punch a hole through it while folded. You then unfold the square of paper. Where do the holes appear when the paper is unfolded?
Understand the Problem
The question involves the concept of spatial reasoning and understanding how folding paper affects the placement of holes when the paper is unfolded. It asks which option correctly represents the holes after a specific folding and punching procedure.
Answer
Option 4 shows the correct pattern.
When the paper is unfolded, the holes appear in positions that reflect the folds. The correct option showing this pattern is 4.
Answer for screen readers
When the paper is unfolded, the holes appear in positions that reflect the folds. The correct option showing this pattern is 4.
More Information
The pattern of holes is a result of where the paper was punched and the number of folds that divided the paper into sections.
Tips
Common mistake: not visualizing the folding pattern, leading to incorrect assumptions about hole placement.
Sources
- Brainly - Hole pattern after folding - brainly.com
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