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[Donald J Trump]

Can you figure out the pattern? I don't quite understand them. I've done many IQ tests before but can't understand these patterns. If so please explain

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The first one seems to be the lines rotate 90 degrees clockwise.

edit: I mean 1 turn to clockwise not 90 degrees

 

[HENI]

I don't understand them either.

 

[JStar King]

I think the first one is E.

:wut:

 

[Donald J Trump]

Yeah I figured the first 1 out. The black dots hold them all together and they rotate from there so, the black dot in the middle stays as is and they rotate once clockwise around that. so First is E

 

[Yeah right]

I got E, ?, C

I hate these.

 

[Caliburn]

1) E

2) H

3) C

Might be completely wrong though. The annoying part of these things is that they're often multiple patterns involved and that after a while you start making your own because you don't know where the patterns start or end. Personally I always found this kind of riddles to be more based around luck than real intelligence.

Don't you have the answers?

 

[chopstickchakra]

Can you figure out the pattern? I don't quite understand them. I've done many IQ tests before but can't understand these patterns. If so please explain

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The first one seems to be the lines rotate 90 degrees clockwise.

edit: I mean 1 turn to clockwise not 90 degrees

#1 is E.
It looks like everything rotates 1 dot to the right.

#2 is H.
It looks like addition and subtraction. Anything in the circle is addition, anything out is subtraction.
Set 1 has 1 inside 1 circle and another inside a second. That'd be 1+1 =2
Set 2 has 1 inside a circle 3 out. That'd be 1-3=-2 hence the balls on the 3rd are outside(-2)
So set 3 is +2 - 2 = 0.

#3 is A.
It's either A or C based on the movement of the dot. Think of it as a clock all the dots are at either 1,4,7 or 10 and they're rotating. Set 1 is 1 then 4 then 7. Set 2 is 10 then 1 then 4. So set 3 should be 7 then 10 then 1. But color I'm not sure on. I guessed A based on something I realized later doesn't actually have any weight to it.

 

[Cornson]

H
h
c

 

[Dreckerplayer]

Oh my god...a bunch of charlatans.

I wouldn't waste my time, cause there's nothing to gain from trying to figure this out.

 

[Yeah right]

Oh my god...a bunch of charlatans.

I wouldn't waste my time, cause there's nothing to gain from trying to figure this out.

We could gain some insight in what ability for pattern recognition NB members have.

 

[kimb]

Oh my god...a bunch of charlatans.

I wouldn't waste my time, cause there's nothing to gain from trying to figure this out.

There's nothing to gain from being on this site, what are you saying? lol

 

[Hakke]

#1 is E.
It looks like everything rotates 1 dot to the right.

#2 is H.
It looks like addition and subtraction. Anything in the circle is addition, anything out is subtraction.
Set 1 has 1 inside 1 circle and another inside a second. That'd be 1+1 =2
Set 2 has 1 inside a circle 3 out. That'd be 1-3=-2 hence the balls on the 3rd are outside(-2)
So set 3 is +2 - 2 = 0.

#3 is A.
It's either A or C based on the movement of the dot. Think of it as a clock all the dots are at either 1,4,7 or 10 and they're rotating. Set 1 is 1 then 4 then 7. Set 2 is 10 then 1 then 4. So set 3 should be 7 then 10 then 1. But color I'm not sure on. I guessed A based on something I realized later doesn't actually have any weight to it.

This. Except that the third one is definitely C and not A because whenever the dot is upward (at either 10 or 1) the color of inside of the circle is white. And whenever the dot is down (at 7 or 4) the color is black so since the dot would be at 1, the color is definitely white so it is C.

 

[Brady]

These tests are useless and a joke.

 

[Funky Tiger]

communism is the answer to all questions, op.