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> This is the last question in the test. I did not even try it. Enjoy Maybe 2? I can only guess what the answer is. I don't the rule of sequence here?
by ralfd 3y ago
> This is the last question in the test. I did not even try it. Enjoy
Maybe 2? I can only guess what the answer is. I don't the rule of sequence here?
- zh3 3y agoJust add the polarity of the loop counts (my solution, no idea if it's the right one).
- jcranmer 3y agoI got 5: 1 inside + 3 outside = 2 outside. The other two rows look to be 4 inside + 1 outside = 3 inside and 3 outside + 2 outside = 5 outside.
- pexabit 3y agoJust addition with inside positive and outside negative (or vice-versa)
- AdamH12113 3y agoIt is 5 [edit for clarification: the answer is choice number 5, the numerical answer is 2]. Each image represents a positive or negative number. Adding the first two items in a row gives you the third. Alternately, adding the last two items in a column gives you the first.
- unepipe 3y agoso it's 5, not 2. an outer and inner cancel each other out. then the remaining whether inside or outside are added to that same side.
- AdamH12113 3y agoSorry, I was mixing up the numerical answer and the choice number. The answer is choice #5 in the list; the numerical answer is 2.