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The left quarter of a square sheet is turned over onto the paper, making a narrow double strip (shown darker). A round hole is punched in that strip and another beside it. What does the opened sheet look like?

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  • A(b)
  • B(c)
  • C(d)
  • D(a)

Step-by-Step Solution

Only the narrow strip is two layers thick, so only its hole gets a twin, mirrored across the strip's crease towards the left edge. The hole in the single layer stays alone: (a).
Answer: D) (a)

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