Direction: In each question below two problem figures are given. These are followed by four answer figures indicated by (A), (B), (C) and (D). The two problem figures have some common characteristic features. You have to find out one of the answer figures which has the same commonality. The number of that answer figure is the required answer. Refer to the file name "image_b95401.png" to view the figures.
- AFigure A
- BFigure B
- CFigure C
- DFigure D
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
On examining the structural layout of the problem diagrams in "image_b95401.png":
* In the first problem block, two identical sub-elements are located directly opposite to each other along the vertical axis (top and bottom borders).
* In the second problem block, two identical sub-elements are located directly opposite to each other along the horizontal axis (left and right borders).
The definitive common attribute shared by both blocks is that the pair of sub-elements must be located in directly opposite positions relative to the center.
Evaluating the choices:
* Figures A, B, and C display elements along adjacent margins or corners.
* Figure D houses the indicators at the top-left and bottom-right corners, creating a diagonally opposite relationship that preserves the spatial symmetry rule.
* In the first problem block, two identical sub-elements are located directly opposite to each other along the vertical axis (top and bottom borders).
* In the second problem block, two identical sub-elements are located directly opposite to each other along the horizontal axis (left and right borders).
The definitive common attribute shared by both blocks is that the pair of sub-elements must be located in directly opposite positions relative to the center.
Evaluating the choices:
* Figures A, B, and C display elements along adjacent margins or corners.
* Figure D houses the indicators at the top-left and bottom-right corners, creating a diagonally opposite relationship that preserves the spatial symmetry rule.