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The first figure changes into the second by a rule. Which figure does the third change into by the same rule?

Correct answer: A. Solid triangle pointing up-right at top centre; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at bottom centre

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  • A. Solid triangle pointing up-right at top centre; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at bottom centre
  • B. Solid triangle pointing up-right at top centre; small hexagon at bottom centre
  • C. Solid triangle pointing up-right at bottom centre; small half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at top centre
  • D. Small solid triangle pointing up-right at top centre; half-shaded hexagon, shaded up at bottom centre

Explanation

From A to B, the positions turn clockwise, the small and medium sizes exchange, and the fills advance one step. Applying these three changes sends the triangle to the top centre as a medium solid shape and the hexagon to the bottom centre as a small half-shaded shape. This is option A.

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