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What is the problem if the three planes of a cube have different values but their order does not match the light direction?

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Correct answer: Plane values and lighting logic are inconsistent

The governing concept is consistent value structure for three-dimensional form. Each plane of a cube faces the light at a different angle, so its relative value should follow the stated light direction: the more directly lit plane is generally lighter and the turned-away plane darker. If the order contradicts that direction, the shading logic becomes inconsistent and the cube loses believable volume. Hence option B is correct; contour, texture, and cast-shadow length are separate issues.

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Pencil-ShadingCubePlane-ValuesLighting-LogicPencil ShadingDrawing BasicsArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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