Science and Technology · General Engineering

Arrange the following weft knit constructions in the logical sequence of their structural progression, starting from the most fundamental single-bed baseline and advancing progressively to the most complex aggregated structure. I. A foundational stitch made with one set of needles and one needle bed, producing fabrics in flat or tubular forms through a linear or circular arrangement. II. A balanced construction utilizing double latch needles across two needle beds to alternately draw loops to the front and back, theoretically doubling the thickness of the foundational stitch. III. A composite structure utilizing two sets of needles and two needle beds to form alternating lengthwise rows of both the plain and reverse stitches, generating ridges on both sides. IV. An advanced configuration inter-knitting two separate ridge-forming fabrics, structured so that columns of wales are positioned directly behind each other. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: