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If an object's main axis is correct but the widths on both sides are unequal what is the conclusion?

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Correct answer: Symmetry is still incorrect

The governing concept is symmetry around an axis. A correct main axis establishes a reference line, but it does not by itself make the drawing symmetrical. At corresponding heights, the left and right widths should have matching relationships. If those widths differ, the form remains asymmetrical even though the axis is correctly placed. Therefore option D is correct. Lighting, texture, and shadow may affect appearance, but they do not explain unequal structural widths.

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Object-ObservationSymmetryAxisWidth-ComparisonObject ObservationDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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