This one puzzles me. I hope you can solve it.
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I think the answers is
A
Since
The first three (C, D, L) are an English letter and it's horizontal reflection.
From the options
Only A is an combination of an English letter and it's reflection (E)
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I think the answer is
B
Because
The top left contains the letter C reflected upon itself, and the top right contains the subsequent letter, D, reflected upon itself. The bottom left contains the letter T upside-down, and tile B contains the subsequent letter, U, upside-down.
My first choice of answer wasn't here. If there had been a tile containing
the letter M reflected upon itself
I would have chosen that, because
the bottom left tile could also be read as the letter L reflected upon itself.
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2$\begingroup$ Note that the puzzle is to complete the "set", not the "sequence". There's no reason to think that the correct answer follows on from the bottom-left tile. It's just a case of finding the operation common to all 3 tiles. $\endgroup$– RichardApr 5, 2017 at 16:18
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$\begingroup$ Ooh, good point. In which case I really was looking for the MM. $\endgroup$– shooverApr 5, 2017 at 16:38
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$\begingroup$ I'd say this would be my answer also, since there is a letter T upside-down. Where people see reflected L? reflected L would be 1,5 times wider that T. $\endgroup$ Apr 5, 2017 at 19:40
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$\begingroup$ Interesting, I hadn't thought about this possibility, though I can fully understand your reasoning. $\endgroup$– JohisApr 5, 2017 at 21:35