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BRAIN GAMES

SEEING IN
We usually think of spatial awareness in terms
of 3-D activities—playing sports, for example.
But spatial skills can also help us with 2-D
2−D on a page. Use these skills to figure out how
problems, such as making sense of patterns

the 2-D objects in these puzzles interact with
one another. Check your answers on page 188.

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baskets of bricks? Will basket A move up B B
or down? Will basket B move up or down?
You will have to solve this problem stage
by stage, figuring out how the turning
of each cog, wheel, and pulley affects
how the next one will move.
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