A graphic artist is constructing a composite logo by stacking four clear square acetate slides perfectly on top of each other. Each slide features exactly one opaque geometric element. By observing how the shapes overlap in the final logo, determine the correct order in which the slides were stacked.
The final composite logo reveals the following depth cues:
- A thick light gray diagonal line spans the graphic, but its central portion is completely blocked from view by a large black circle.
- A medium white square sits perfectly centered inside the black circle, fully visible against the black background.
- A thin dark gray horizontal line stretches straight across the logo, passing visibly over the white square, the black circle, and the exposed ends of the diagonal line without interruption.
Arrange the four acetate slides in their correct stacking sequence from the BOTTOM layer (placed first) to the TOP layer (placed last).
- 1Slide with the thick light gray diagonal line
- 2Slide with the large black circle
- 3Slide with the medium white square
- 4Slide with the thin dark gray horizontal line