5 makes sense to me. The colour of the object is determined by the colour of the circle in the middle. There are always pairs who have a "reversed" colour code. the second one has 2 red and 1 black, the third has 2 blue and 1 black for example. according to this logic the missing partner for the 5th image which has 2 black and 1 white, is option 5 with 2 white and 1 black circle.
Simmavishnu
@simma
4 months ago
5, the colors come in pairs between 2 successive blocks
BaldGroom
@biggaytender
star First Correct
5 months ago
2
Svetlash1234
@jl23k45jv
5 months ago
1
Mary Hatcher
@maryhatcher
5 months ago
2, the only common denominator I can find is that the color of each below-shape correlates with the color of the center circle
Vincenzo
@vixent
4 months ago
5
Crude
@tenvical
2 months ago
Either 2 or 5 imo
Test Taker
@oldbull4318
2 months ago
Look at pattern number 3, then look at number 5. You're right about 2 though
mol
@molcheck
2 months ago
4
synaptic
@synaptic
1 month ago
5
Big
@chungus
1 month ago
5
Nicholas Riente
@zarriente
1 month ago
2. The first dot corresponds to the shape used. It doubles in area in the order of red(triangle), black(small square), blue(rectangle), then white(big square). The second dot is the color of the shape. The third dot is for the number of shapes, the order is the same as for the first starting with one.
Nicholas Riente
@zarriente
1 month ago
2. The first dot corresponds to the shape used. It doubles in area in the order of red(triangle), black(small square), blue(rectangle), then white(big square). The second dot is the color of the shape. The third dot is for the number of shapes, the order is the same as for the first starting with one.
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