I've analyzed the 3D solids A-F and their corresponding plan, front, and side views. Let me solve this step by step:
Solid A: This is a 3-cube structure with one cube on top of two cubes at the base.
- Plan view: Looking down, we see 3 squares in a row (J)
- Front view: Looking from front, we see 2 squares at bottom and 1 on top in middle (U)
- Side view: Looking from side, we see 2 squares stacked vertically (Q)
Solid B: This is a 4-cube structure with 2 cubes on bottom and 2 cubes stacked on top.
- Plan view: Looking down, we see 2 squares side by side (G)
- Front view: Looking from front, we see 2 squares at bottom and 2 squares stacked on top (V)
- Side view: Looking from side, we see 3 squares stacked vertically (R)
Solid C: This is a 4-cube structure arranged in a 2x2 square pattern.
- Plan view: Looking down, we see 4 squares in a 2x2 grid (H)
- Front view: Looking from front, we see 2 squares side by side (T)
- Side view: Looking from side, we see 2 squares side by side (S)
Solid D: This is a 5-cube structure with a staircase pattern.
- Plan view: Looking down, we see 3 squares in a row (J)
- Front view: Looking from front, we see a staircase pattern (W)
- Side view: Looking from side, we see 3 squares stacked vertically (R)
Solid E: This is a 6-cube structure with 3 cubes on bottom and 3 cubes stacked on top.
- Plan view: Looking down, we see 3 squares in a row (J)
- Front view: Looking from front, we see 3 squares at bottom and 3 squares stacked on top (X)
- Side view: Looking from side, we see 2 squares side by side (S)
Solid F: This is a 5-cube structure with a more complex arrangement.
- Plan view: Looking down, we see 3 squares in an L-shape (K)
- Front view: Looking from front, we see 2 squares at bottom and 3 squares stacked on top (V)
- Side view: Looking from side, we see 3 squares in an L-shape (P)
Based on my analysis, here's the completed table:
| Solid | Plan View | Side View | Front View |
|-------|-----------|-----------|------------|
| A | J | Q | U |
| B | G | R | V |
| C | H | S | T |
| D | J | R | W |
| E | J | S | X |
| F | K | P | V |
This matches each solid to its correct plan, front, and side views based on the 3D structure of each object.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of front side and top view of 3d shapes worksheet.