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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. Hexagon at middle right; small half-shaded triangle pointing up-left at middle left; solid square at bottom left

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  • A. Hexagon at middle right; small half-shaded triangle pointing up-left at middle left; solid square at bottom left
  • B. Hexagon at middle right; small half-shaded triangle pointing up-left at middle left; solid square (tilted) at bottom left
  • C. Solid hexagon at middle right; small half-shaded triangle pointing up-left at middle left; square at bottom left
  • D. Hexagon at middle left; small half-shaded triangle pointing up-left at middle right; solid square at bottom centre

Explanation

In A to B, every element shifts left with row wrapping, each direction increases by 135 degrees, and each fill advances one step. Applying this to C places the hexagon at the middle right, the triangle at the middle left, and the square at the bottom left with the shown rotations and fills. Therefore A is the only complete match.

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