Non Verbal Reasoning - Figure Matrix - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Figure Matrix - Section 1 (Q.No. 5)
Directions to Solve
In each of the following questions, find out which of the answer figures (1), (2), (3) and (4) completes the figure matrix ?
5.
Select a suitable figure from the four alternatives that would complete the figure matrix.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
The third figure in each row comprises of the parts common to the first two figures.
Discussion:
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Makku said:
1 decade ago
Explain the problems this type how to solve it clearly.
Aryan Raj said:
1 week ago
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.
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.
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