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Select the figure from the answer figure which can replace the question mark in the question figure. Question figure: Answer figure:

Select the figure from the answer figure which can replace the question mark in the question figure. Question figure: Answer figure: Correct Answer C

The logic followed here is:-

  • Figure 1 to figure 2:
    • The symbol S has rotated 90° anticlockwise. 
    • The water image of a parallelogram is given.
    • In the second figure, both shapes interchange their positions.

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  • Similarly, figure 3 to figure 4:
    • The symbol B has rotated 90° anticlockwise. 
    • The water image of a rhombus is given.
    • In the fourth figure, both shapes interchange their positions.

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Hence, "option 4" is the correct answer.

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