Non Verbal Reasoning - Figure Matrix - Discussion

Answer: (2) The figure with a dot and two curved lines.

Explanation
The pattern in the matrix follows a specific rule across each row and down each column. The third figure in each row is a combination or result of the first two figures.

Row 1: The first figure is a curved line with a dot at the end. The second figure adds a vertical line and a horizontal line crossing the dot. The third figure is a circle with two diagonal lines and two curved lines inside, combining elements or representing a transformation of the previous two figures.

Row 2: The first figure is a circle with a dot. The second figure is a circle with an 'X' shape inside. The third figure is a circle with a 'Peace' symbol inside, following a similar abstract combination or transformation logic.

Row 3: The first figure is a single dot. The second figure is a curved line with a dot at the end. To complete the pattern, the missing figure should be formed by applying the transformation rule observed in the previous rows.

The correct alternative is figure (2), which shows a dot and two curved lines. This figure fits the logical progression in the third row and column, completing the matrix.

OK for the first figures there is something and then for the second figure there is another shape that has everything from the first shape except one thing and for the third shape you have to find that one thing that is missing;). Hope that helped all.

@Vidhya 2 cannot become the answer as it's consists of both a mixture of 1 & 2 and not the common thing from them. Try to find which is common to both 1&2. You will get the correct answer as an option C. Hope you can get it I think.

In each row, the first two figures don't have any pattern or relationship. But the third figure only includes the parts where the first two shapes 'overlap'.

3 is correct because, in every row, the common element in the first picture is depicted in the third picture of the same row.

For that logic, answer 2 would also be correct, because it also comprises of the parts common to the first two figures.

Find what is common in both figures is answer as third figure leave all that is not both figures.

The answer is correct. There is nothing common in the 3rd figure matrix.

In the first two figures, we have to see common curves So, 3 is correct.

I think 1 is not correct because it is common to 2nd figure but not 1.