Non Verbal Reasoning - Series - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Series - Section 1 (Q.No. 1)
Directions to Solve
Each of the following questions consists of five figures marked A, B, C, D and E called the Problem Figures followed by five other figures marked 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 called the Answer Figures. Select a figure from amongst the Answer Figures which will continue the same series as established by the five Problem Figures.
1.
Select a figure from amongst the Answer Figures which will continue the same series as established by the five Problem Figures.
Problem Figures: Answer Figures:
(A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Answer: Option
Explanation:
In each step, element at the upper-right position gets enlarged, inverts vertically and reaches the lower-left corner; the existing element at the lower-left position, is lost and a new small element appears at the upper-right position.
Discussion:
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AAKRITI said:
1 week ago
Hi, All.
I am not understanding the question and dont' know how to relate this. Please anyone, help me to get this?
I am not understanding the question and dont' know how to relate this. Please anyone, help me to get this?
Muhammed Ahmed Ayoub said:
4 weeks ago
Thanks all.
(1)
Sivezh said:
3 months ago
To find the next figure in the sequence of the Problem Figures (A to E), let's analyze the pattern:
Orientation and Progression:
Each figure seems to involve angular or directional transformation. The figures are transforming in a consistent angular pattern:
(A) is a single upward arrow.
(B) is a curved shape rotating to the right.
(C) is an angular shape facing right.
(D) is upward again, but more complex.
(E) is a zigzag with more corners.
This suggests a gradual increase in angular complexity and possibly alternating directions.
Trend:
The shapes are becoming more complex step-by-step.
There's a consistent use of sharp angles and directional changes.
Matching with Answer Figures:
Let's compare the possible answer choices:
(1): A zig-zag starting left and pointing down.
(2): A symmetric zig-zag with increasing turns.
(3): A zig-zag starting down, then left.
(4): A zig-zag with similar complexity as (E), but reflected.
(5): A zig-zag similar to (E) but simplified.
Among these, option (3) continues the angular pattern, matching the directional and structural complexity increase seen in figures A to E.
The Correct Answer: (3)
It follows the angular progression logically and matches the complexity and structure trend.
Orientation and Progression:
Each figure seems to involve angular or directional transformation. The figures are transforming in a consistent angular pattern:
(A) is a single upward arrow.
(B) is a curved shape rotating to the right.
(C) is an angular shape facing right.
(D) is upward again, but more complex.
(E) is a zigzag with more corners.
This suggests a gradual increase in angular complexity and possibly alternating directions.
Trend:
The shapes are becoming more complex step-by-step.
There's a consistent use of sharp angles and directional changes.
Matching with Answer Figures:
Let's compare the possible answer choices:
(1): A zig-zag starting left and pointing down.
(2): A symmetric zig-zag with increasing turns.
(3): A zig-zag starting down, then left.
(4): A zig-zag with similar complexity as (E), but reflected.
(5): A zig-zag similar to (E) but simplified.
Among these, option (3) continues the angular pattern, matching the directional and structural complexity increase seen in figures A to E.
The Correct Answer: (3)
It follows the angular progression logically and matches the complexity and structure trend.
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Antra said:
4 months ago
The new image always comes from the upper side, so the correct answer is C, not D, which has S on the upper side, which is already in problem 2.
Taha said:
4 months ago
Anyone, explain me the right answer.
NITU THAKURI said:
7 months ago
I am not getting it, Please explain me in detail.
(4)
Arunkumar said:
1 year ago
How to solve this? Anyone, please help me.
(9)
Kamesh said:
2 years ago
Not D, because the upper element is not new in d.
S symbol already came.
S symbol already came.
(2)
Alex said:
2 years ago
Why not D? Please explain me.
(5)
Moses said:
2 years ago
The answer is C. It is the water image of the one above.
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