Not sure what the answer is. But if I had to guess :
C?
Maybe you guys will come with a different answer.
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11$\begingroup$ Please edit your question to include the source for where you found this puzzle. $\endgroup$– Rand al'ThorCommented Sep 13, 2016 at 20:35
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$\begingroup$ Yeah, and the image looks to be like some online quiz. If we knew the link maybe we could confirm our answers as well. $\endgroup$– Buffer Over ReadCommented Sep 14, 2016 at 7:49
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I think it's
B
because
Circles become squares, Squares become triangles, Triangles become X's, X's become squares.
Also note that
according to this rule, the next figure in the sequence is figure number 2 in the prompt, which initiates a looping cycle (thanks @humn for this addition!)
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$\begingroup$ The transition from 1st to 2nd would not work under this rule, as circle-sqare on the left sied should become different figures, not the same $\endgroup$– SeanCCommented Sep 14, 2016 at 14:49
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1$\begingroup$ @SeanC Reread the answer. Both circles and Xs become squares. $\endgroup$– AnonCommented Sep 14, 2016 at 15:24
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$\begingroup$ To clarify, the way I visualize the problem, each shape stands on their own. The center shape is actually two shapes overlaid, so would each follow their own "rule". $\endgroup$– gstatsCommented Sep 14, 2016 at 15:25
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I think
b) is the answer
Reasoning:
The figure in the middle is composed of an enlarged version of the top left symbol, and the bottom-right symbol. b) is the only figure that fits that rule.
answered Sep 13, 2016 at 20:34
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I think is
B
because
the central big figure is always a copy on the top left figure, the central small figure is always a copy of the bottom right figure
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1$\begingroup$ @Glorfindel ahaha good for you! At least 5 seconds is too litle time to say for sure that I didn't copy your solution! :) $\endgroup$ Commented Sep 13, 2016 at 20:38
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answer is
B
because
from initial position.. Left top and center outer takes the shape of the center inner symbol. center inner becomes top right. left-bottom, right-top, and right-bottom cycle around.
so, from 3rd position, top left and center outer become X, center inner becomes square, left-bottom becomes X, right-top becomes triangle and right-bottom becomes square, which describes B
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IMO it's B . Choices are given to force you to do complete work out. Look at B and E. They are same . High probability for the Right answer to fall in them. When you work out and arrive at the central figure , B and E choices force you to further work to choose. Look at B it has common corner figures with other choice. I didn't do any deduction to derive the sequence. Just by looking the choices we can manipulate the correct answer without the looking at the question too. Maybe it doesn't work Everytime.
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I'm thinking
e
Because
The top right shape seems to be the next shape to be inside the bottom right shape, given a top right square and bottom right x, we can assume that it should be a square within an x. After that, the next resultant image would then be a circle within a square, as opposed to a triangle in a square which would seem odd for the sequence.
