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[@nigelramlogan5968]

8/10

[@puzzlemonster]

Well done 👍

[@curly8029]

I found number 9 to be those hardest.

[@ZeroRoy]

10/10

[@puzzlemonster]

Wow.. Good job 👍

[@dianalynn8172]

I disagree with the first answer (d) I think it is (b)

[@EbaKinfe]

Love each other,❤unity is power,be people powered by unity

[@um4676]

Hey, I have a different pattern for number 5. It goes like this if we start at the first imagine: 3(-2), 1(+4),5(-2),3(+4),7(-2),5(+4) = 9 (which is imagine D) So all I do is erase 2 and add 4 alternating the hole thing.

[@S.W-h8k]

No 10 - I answered E. Answer is D. Please explain...Thanks

[@ajaysimon6496]

Sides

[@ajaysimon6496]

Pent-5 Squre-4 Tri-3 Cir-1

[@ajaysimon6496]

Total -8 bt D have 5

[@hichemk2401]

very nice serie, best of youtube, what is the logic behind question 8 ? thanks

[@puzzlemonster]

Thank you 🙏 Here's the logic behind question 8. Consider image A. By rotating image A, we can get image B, C and D. But we can't get image E. So image E is the odd one out.

[@um4676]

I also have a different solution for number 10. If you pretend every object in the images is equal to a number and the total of every image is 10 then then my pattern goes like this: Pentagon = 6, Triangle = 4, Square = 5, Circle = 1. Now the solution is obvious because the only image whose total is not 10 is D.

[@TopMindCrafts]

Nice one❤

[@3allebnene77]

Could you please explain the logic behind questions 1, 5 and 10?

[@puzzlemonster]

Thank you for asking this question. I think it will help others as well. Problem 1 : Pattern goes in zig-zag way and one is reducing by 1 and the other one is increasing by 1. So if we start from the top part of the first image let's go in zig-zag and, it goes like 2, 1, 0 and then again starts from 6(because 6 is the maximum number in a dice) and it goes 5,4. So the next one should be 3. The bottom part of the first image starts from 5 and increasing by 1. It goes 5,6 then 0, and starts from 1 then 2,3. So the next one should be 4. Problem 5 : Pattern goes in zig-zag way in this problem as well. One part goes switching between 0 and 3, the other part goes increasing by 1. So if we start from the top part of the first image, it goes like 3,0,3,0,3,0, so the next one should be 3. Then if we start from bottom part of the first image, it starts with 0 and it goes 1,2,3,4,5 so in the next image it should be 6. Problem 10 : The total number of lines in shapes are equal to 8 in 4 images while the image D has 5 lines in its shapes. For example, Image A has a pentagon which has 5 lines, and a triangle which has 3 lines. So total is 8. So the odd one is image D. Did you understand it? Please let me know if you didn't and I will try to explain more.

[@maugli870]

Don't understand your logic

[@maugli870]

Not clear is nr.5

[@puzzlemonster]

@@maugli870 @maugli870 No. 5 problem has 6 images and each image has a top square and a bottom square. Here the pattern goes in zig-zag way, which means top square of the first image has a connection with the bottom square of the second image and bottom square of the second image has a connection with the top square of the third image and so on. Top square of the first image has 3 dots, bottom square of the second image has 0 dots, then again top square of the third image has 3 dots and so on. So the pattern is 3, 0, 3, 0, 3, 0. So the top square of the next image should have 3 dots. Now let's consider the bottom square of the first image. It has 0 dots. Now let's go in zig-zag way, top square of the second image has 1 dots, bottom square of the third image has 2 dots, and then top square of the fourth image has 3 dots and so on. So we can see number of dots has been increased by 1 at each step. So the bottom image of the next image should have 6 dots. I hope this helps.

[@ZuidSolos]

@@puzzlemonster isnt number 1 letter C?

[@Lphbdkddndn]

Prawidłowa odpowiedź: „B”.

[@ajaysimon6496]

Logic behind 9

[@GaneshRam-wx9rv]

The 2 smaller rectangles are on the same side of the line except

[@Sishood405]

Question 3, how you took the answer.

[@puzzlemonster]

In the first image we can see a rectangle and two triangles. First consider the left triangle and move it to right until its leftmost corner touches the left side of the rectangle. Similarly move the right triangle to the left until its rightmost corner touches the right side of the rectangle. That's the pattern to get the next image. Now let's consider the second image. We can see now we have two black rectangles instead of the two triangles. Now let's follow the same steps. First consider the left rectangle and move to the right until its left side touches the left side of the middle rectangle. And move the right rectangle to the left until its right side touches the right side of the middle rectangle and we get the answer C. Did you understand it now?

[@Sishood405]

Yes, thank you sir