How to solve this puzzling? I can't see any links between them.
This is from AEGT-P test.
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6$\begingroup$ (Sorry about the "off-topic" bit of the message above. We have only limited ability to customize those messages. Obviously this isn't at all off topic, but we do require attribution for puzzles found elsewhere -- and original puzzles are generally better received. Thanks!) $\endgroup$– Gareth McCaughan ♦Mar 19, 2019 at 16:14
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5$\begingroup$ Can you clarify what the "AEGT-P test" is? Is it a thing you can give a link to, for instance? (I'm guessing not; Google doesn't seem to have heard of it.) $\endgroup$– Gareth McCaughan ♦Mar 19, 2019 at 19:59
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$\begingroup$ I wonder if it might be this? $\endgroup$– GentlePurpleRainApr 23, 2019 at 16:15
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Answer with visuals (Blue is the X)
Because the figure is
3d
Example:
With each pair of images
The camera rotates around 180 degrees
So the pattern is
Top, bottom, left, right(upside down), front, back (upside down)
So it would look like:
White, black, white on top... long tail down to the x orb
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$\begingroup$ I defer my answer to this. Yay for smart people. $\endgroup$ Mar 25, 2019 at 16:58
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This would be my guess:
because
Each image is a mirror across the horizontal axis (top to bottom) of the one before it. But I would also guess that when the flip happens, the circle with the "X" changes to an empty circle if it is touching a black circle. This feels too simple to be right, but it's all I've got right now.
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Here's my theory:
It looks like the structure in each pair is flipped horizontally. After that, they two patterns (the x and solid) drop down vertically. So the last pattern should be the previous one flipped 180 degrees.
