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One rule reorders3 digits, then adds0,1,2 once each to its positions, without carrying. Given123→414 and213→423, find716’s image.Read the answer and worked solution →Compare the figuresRead the answer and worked solution →Compare the figuresRead the answer and worked solution →

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One rule reorders3 digits, then adds0,1,2 once each to its positions, without carrying. Given123→414 and213→423, find716’s image.

  1. 737
  2. 773
  3. 377
  4. 837
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Correct answer: B. 773

The order is third,first,second with additions1,0,2, so716 maps to773.

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  1. Answer
    A
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    Each example is one closed outline. Which option also has one closed outline?
  2. Answer
    C
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    Which option has the same vertical mirror symmetry as the examples?
  3. Answer
    A
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    The examples share one spatial relationship. Which option has that relationship?
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    C
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    The examples are rotations of one shape. Which option belongs without reflection?
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    C
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    Swap the two shapes’ filling, as 1→2; apply this to 3.
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    D
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    Infer both changes from picture1 to2, then apply them to3.
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