Non Verbal Reasoning - Image Analysis - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Image Analysis - Section 1 (Q.No. 10)
10.
Find out which of the figures (1), (2), (3) and (4) can be formed from the pieces given in figure (X).
Discussion:
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Rahul said:
1 decade ago
Seems impossible. None of above fig can be formed from given figures.
Deshna said:
1 decade ago
How can it be fig 2?
Claudiu said:
1 decade ago
Its correct take a good look and imagine the first triangle from the left side, in the middle.
The 3 triangle (the small one) will be the the first with the right angle facing up.
And finally the second triangle its the last on the right side with the right (90) angle inside the image. :) ).
The 3 triangle (the small one) will be the the first with the right angle facing up.
And finally the second triangle its the last on the right side with the right (90) angle inside the image. :) ).
(2)
Afro said:
1 decade ago
@Claudiu I tried imagining it the way you explained and it still didn't match up to that fig(2).
Kenil said:
9 years ago
How is this possible? I want clear explanation.
Bidur said:
9 years ago
From 2, three different sized triangles can be drawn. So it is right.
Vish said:
9 years ago
I also didn't get it. Please post a valid explanation.
Pradeepjakkula said:
9 years ago
I'm also confused. Please help me to understand this.
Pallavi said:
9 years ago
1. On seeing question x and figures you have to notice that only 3 triangles are given, so anyhow 3 triangles can only be made from the option figures.
2. Now see fig 2 from the middle one draw 2 lines making a triangle that is ____/ from this middle point to the other side.
3. You will notice that only 3 triangles can only form from this.
4. If you try from other figures there you can also get a 4-sided figure.
2. Now see fig 2 from the middle one draw 2 lines making a triangle that is ____/ from this middle point to the other side.
3. You will notice that only 3 triangles can only form from this.
4. If you try from other figures there you can also get a 4-sided figure.
NiX said:
8 years ago
The Answer is B.
Take the middle triangle and just place it on the second diagram from the right side.
Then the half remaining part can be easily formed by combining the remaining 2 triangles.
Take the middle triangle and just place it on the second diagram from the right side.
Then the half remaining part can be easily formed by combining the remaining 2 triangles.
(2)
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