Spatial Reasoning Principles Flashcards
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A lever pivots on a fulcrum. Moving the load closer to the fulcrum makes lifting it:
Answer: Easier
A load nearer the fulcrum requires less effort to lift.
Which of these is NOT a rigid transformation (preserving size and shape)?
Answer: Scaling
Scaling changes size, so it is not a rigid transformation.
A 3D shape with a circular base and a single apex is a:
Answer: Cone
A cone has a circular base tapering to one apex.
If you see the back view of an asymmetric object, left and right appear:
Answer: Reversed from the front
The back view reverses left and right relative to the front.
How many edges does a triangular prism have?
Answer: 9
A triangular prism has nine edges.
A weight hung on a balanced beam will tip the beam toward:
Answer: The side with the weight
Adding weight tips the beam down on that side.
Two identical shapes rotated to fit together without gaps demonstrate:
Answer: Tessellation
Shapes fitting together with no gaps form a tessellation.