Discussion
A transition piece pattern made by the radial line method proves unusable. The reason is that the surface has
Answer: B
Correct answer: no single apex on which the generators converge
The radial line method fans the pattern about an apex, which exists only where the generators converge to a point. A transition piece joining, say, a square to a circle has no such apex, so it is developed by triangulation instead - dividing the surface into triangles whose true lengths are found individually.
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