The position of a brick when laid on its side 9 cm × 9 cm with its frog in the vertical plane, is called

The position of a brick when laid on its side 9 cm × 9 cm with its fr

1.	The position of a brick when laid on its side 9 cm × 9 cm with its frog in the vertical plane, is called
A.	Brick on edge
B.	Brick on end
C.	Brick on bed
D.	Brick held vertically
Answer» C. Brick on bed

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