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Glorfindel
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For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward direction. For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and thatsthat's our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be a plain triangle at the upper left corner.

The rest is finding the alternating triangle pattern start from the first column and iI guess you can just follow it with few adjustmentadjustments for the rest of the columns.

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For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward direction. For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and thats our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be a plain triangle at the upper left corner.

The rest is finding the alternating triangle pattern start from the first column and i guess you can just follow it with few adjustment for the rest of the columnsenter image description here

For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward direction. For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and that's our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be a plain triangle at the upper left corner.

The rest is finding the alternating triangle pattern start from the first column and I guess you can just follow it with few adjustments for the rest of the columns.

enter image description here

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Mas Gani
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For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward patterndirection. For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and thats our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be triangle with the same pattern. We can also learn the pattern from each column that there will be a plain triangle at the upper left corner.

The rest is finding the alternating triangle pattern start from the first column and i guess you can just follow it with few adjustment for the rest of the columnsenter image description here

For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward pattern. For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and thats our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be triangle with the same pattern. We can also learn the pattern from each column that there will be a plain triangle at the upper left corner.

The rest is finding the alternating triangle pattern start from the first column and i guess you can just follow it with few adjustment for the rest of the columnsenter image description here

For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward direction. For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and thats our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be a plain triangle at the upper left corner.

The rest is finding the alternating triangle pattern start from the first column and i guess you can just follow it with few adjustment for the rest of the columnsenter image description here

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Mas Gani
Mas Gani
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For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward pattern. For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and thats our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be triangle with the same pattern. We can also learn the pattern from each column that there will be a plain triangle at the upper left corner.

The rest is finding the alternating triangle pattern start from the first column and i guess you can just follow it with few adjustment for the rest of the columnsenter image description here