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Cube : Cuboid :: ?:?

A

Oval : Sphere

B

Square : Cube

C

Sphere : Ellipsoid

D

Triangle : Cone

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To solve the analogy "Cube : Cuboid :: ?:?", we need to identify the relationship between the first pair (Cube and Cuboid) and apply that same relationship to find the second pair. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the Relationship**: - A cube is a three-dimensional shape where all sides are equal. - A cuboid is also a three-dimensional shape, but its sides can be of different lengths. It can be considered as an elongated form of a cube. 2. **Identify the Options**: - Option 1: Oval or Square - Option 2: Square and Cube - Option 3: Sphere and Ellipsoid - Option 4: Triangle and Cone 3. **Analyze Each Option**: - **Option 1 (Oval or Square)**: An oval is an elongated form of a circle, and a square is a 2D shape. This does not match the 3D relationship we are looking for. - **Option 2 (Square and Cube)**: A square is a 2D shape, while a cube is a 3D shape. They differ in dimensions, so this option does not fit. - **Option 3 (Sphere and Ellipsoid)**: A sphere is a perfectly round 3D shape, and an ellipsoid is an elongated form of a sphere. This matches the relationship we are looking for. - **Option 4 (Triangle and Cone)**: A triangle is a 2D shape, and a cone is a 3D shape. Similar to option 2, they differ in dimensions. 4. **Select the Correct Option**: - Based on the analysis, the correct answer is **Option 3: Sphere and Ellipsoid**, as it maintains the same relationship as Cube and Cuboid. ### Final Answer: **Sphere : Ellipsoid**

To solve the analogy "Cube : Cuboid :: ?:?", we need to identify the relationship between the first pair (Cube and Cuboid) and apply that same relationship to find the second pair. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the Relationship**: - A cube is a three-dimensional shape where all sides are equal. - A cuboid is also a three-dimensional shape, but its sides can be of different lengths. It can be considered as an elongated form of a cube. ...
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