pattern recognition riddleWhat is the pattern in this IQ test puzzle with spotted triangles and arrowed circles?Beautiful HH-pattern. Find itWhich number replaces the question mark in <16, 2, 11, 6, 9, 4, 14, ?>A simple visual puzzle to die forPattern RecognitionMensa web test question #34inductive reasoning pattern (1 of 2)Pattern IQ TaskPattern Recognition problem : $… ,224,8,3,4,11,…$Complete the following verbal analogy!
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pattern recognition riddle
What is the pattern in this IQ test puzzle with spotted triangles and arrowed circles?Beautiful HH-pattern. Find itWhich number replaces the question mark in <16, 2, 11, 6, 9, 4, 14, ?>A simple visual puzzle to die forPattern RecognitionMensa web test question #34inductive reasoning pattern (1 of 2)Pattern IQ TaskPattern Recognition problem : $… ,224,8,3,4,11,…$Complete the following verbal analogy!
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does anybody see in this pattern recognition riddle a reasonable solution?
source: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/visual-pattern-recognition-test.921583/
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does anybody see in this pattern recognition riddle a reasonable solution?
source: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/visual-pattern-recognition-test.921583/
logical-deduction pattern
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does anybody see in this pattern recognition riddle a reasonable solution?
source: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/visual-pattern-recognition-test.921583/
logical-deduction pattern
asked 8 hours ago
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does anybody see in this pattern recognition riddle a reasonable solution?
source: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/visual-pattern-recognition-test.921583/
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The missing square should look as follows
Reasoning
If we view each ellipse as representing a segment in a 7-segment display, these represent the numbers 1-9. If you look carefully, you can see that the black ellipses already sort of form the numbers 1-8.
answered 8 hours ago
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Wow! What a good eye! Amazing answer, hexomino! (+1) :D
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– Mr Pie
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really nice! honestly, this interpretation without any hint would never come into my mind! previously every seeking for any symmetry failed =)
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The missing square should look as follows
Reasoning
If we view each ellipse as representing a segment in a 7-segment display, these represent the numbers 1-9. If you look carefully, you can see that the black ellipses already sort of form the numbers 1-8.
answered 8 hours ago
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Wow! What a good eye! Amazing answer, hexomino! (+1) :D
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– Mr Pie
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really nice! honestly, this interpretation without any hint would never come into my mind! previously every seeking for any symmetry failed =)
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– Tim Grosskreutz
7 hours ago
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The missing square should look as follows
Reasoning
If we view each ellipse as representing a segment in a 7-segment display, these represent the numbers 1-9. If you look carefully, you can see that the black ellipses already sort of form the numbers 1-8.
answered 8 hours ago
hexominohexomino
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Wow! What a good eye! Amazing answer, hexomino! (+1) :D
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– Mr Pie
8 hours ago
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really nice! honestly, this interpretation without any hint would never come into my mind! previously every seeking for any symmetry failed =)
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– Tim Grosskreutz
7 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
The missing square should look as follows
Reasoning
If we view each ellipse as representing a segment in a 7-segment display, these represent the numbers 1-9. If you look carefully, you can see that the black ellipses already sort of form the numbers 1-8.
answered 8 hours ago
hexominohexomino
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The missing square should look as follows
Reasoning
If we view each ellipse as representing a segment in a 7-segment display, these represent the numbers 1-9. If you look carefully, you can see that the black ellipses already sort of form the numbers 1-8.
answered 8 hours ago
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Wow! What a good eye! Amazing answer, hexomino! (+1) :D
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– Mr Pie
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really nice! honestly, this interpretation without any hint would never come into my mind! previously every seeking for any symmetry failed =)
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– Tim Grosskreutz
7 hours ago
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Wow! What a good eye! Amazing answer, hexomino! (+1) :D
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– Mr Pie
8 hours ago
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really nice! honestly, this interpretation without any hint would never come into my mind! previously every seeking for any symmetry failed =)
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– Tim Grosskreutz
7 hours ago
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Wow! What a good eye! Amazing answer, hexomino! (+1) :D
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– Mr Pie
8 hours ago
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Wow! What a good eye! Amazing answer, hexomino! (+1) :D
$endgroup$
– Mr Pie
8 hours ago
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really nice! honestly, this interpretation without any hint would never come into my mind! previously every seeking for any symmetry failed =)
$endgroup$
– Tim Grosskreutz
7 hours ago
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really nice! honestly, this interpretation without any hint would never come into my mind! previously every seeking for any symmetry failed =)
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