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  1. ∆
  2. ∑
  3. ∞
  4. Ⱡ
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Option 4 : Ⱡ

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In case of the same symbols on both the dices, we can consider the other symbols from either the clockwise direction or anti-clockwise direction, to find the symbols that are opposite to each other.

In this case, ∂ is common in both the cases, so considering the symbols in the clockwise direction from ∂, we get the symbols as,

∂ – ∑ – ∆ in the first dice, and

 ∂ – ● – ∞ in the second dice.

Now comparing both the dice we find that, ∑ is opposite to ●, ∆ is opposite to ∞.

The only symbol remaining is Ⱡ so that will be opposite to ∂.

Hence, Ⱡ will be opposite to ∂.

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