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So I notice that the hexagon rises, so it should be A or B. But beyond that, I can't figure out why one of A or B would be correct and the other would not be.
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So I notice that the hexagon rises, so it should be A or B. But beyond that, I can't figure out why one of A or B would be correct and the other would not be.
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Sorry, but I don't agree: The only one with the right height is C. A and B are already above the level of the 4th image...
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So I notice that the hexagon rises, so it should be A or B. But beyond that, I can't figure out why one of A or B would be correct and the other would not be.
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So I notice that the hexagon rises, so it should be A or B. But beyond that, I can't figure out why one of A or B would be correct and the other would not be.
logical-deduction pattern visual
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Sorry, but I don't agree: The only one with the right height is C. A and B are already above the level of the 4th image...
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Sorry, but I don't agree: The only one with the right height is C. A and B are already above the level of the 4th image...
– Torsten Link
40 mins ago
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Sorry, but I don't agree: The only one with the right height is C. A and B are already above the level of the 4th image...
– Torsten Link
40 mins ago
Sorry, but I don't agree: The only one with the right height is C. A and B are already above the level of the 4th image...
– Torsten Link
40 mins ago
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The answer is:
The key is:
Pay attention to the number of moves the circle makes counter-clockwise with each step. From the first image to the second, the circle moves one space. From the fourth to the fifth step, it makes four moves counter-clockwise. So now we need to find the missing piece that is two moves counter-clockwise from the second step, and consequently three moves clockwise from the fourth step. That would be tile B:
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The answer is:
The key is:
Pay attention to the number of moves the circle makes counter-clockwise with each step. From the first image to the second, the circle moves one space. From the fourth to the fifth step, it makes four moves counter-clockwise. So now we need to find the missing piece that is two moves counter-clockwise from the second step, and consequently three moves clockwise from the fourth step. That would be tile B:
answered 32 mins ago
zeethreepio
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The answer is:
The key is:
Pay attention to the number of moves the circle makes counter-clockwise with each step. From the first image to the second, the circle moves one space. From the fourth to the fifth step, it makes four moves counter-clockwise. So now we need to find the missing piece that is two moves counter-clockwise from the second step, and consequently three moves clockwise from the fourth step. That would be tile B:
answered 32 mins ago
zeethreepio
1,082215
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up vote
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up vote
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The answer is:
The key is:
Pay attention to the number of moves the circle makes counter-clockwise with each step. From the first image to the second, the circle moves one space. From the fourth to the fifth step, it makes four moves counter-clockwise. So now we need to find the missing piece that is two moves counter-clockwise from the second step, and consequently three moves clockwise from the fourth step. That would be tile B:
answered 32 mins ago
zeethreepio
1,082215
The answer is:
The key is:
Pay attention to the number of moves the circle makes counter-clockwise with each step. From the first image to the second, the circle moves one space. From the fourth to the fifth step, it makes four moves counter-clockwise. So now we need to find the missing piece that is two moves counter-clockwise from the second step, and consequently three moves clockwise from the fourth step. That would be tile B:
answered 32 mins ago
zeethreepio
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edited 12 mins ago
answered 32 mins ago
zeethreepio
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answered 32 mins ago
zeethreepio
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answered 32 mins ago
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Welcome to Puzzling SE! This appears to be a question from an outside source. Questions from other places can only be posted here if the source allows their questions to be shared on other platforms. If you are certain it is allowed to be posted her make sure to include the source in the question to give proper credit. You can also take the tour to get some guidance on how this site works (and get your 1st badge) from this link : puzzling.stackexchange.com/tour . Hope you have fun here on PSE and maybe try making some puzzles of your own or looking at other peoples while you are here.
– gabbo1092
49 mins ago
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Sorry, but I don't agree: The only one with the right height is C. A and B are already above the level of the 4th image...
– Torsten Link
40 mins ago