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Two problem figures have a specific common characteristic feature: both figures consist of a regular polygon where the number of internal dots is exactly equal to the number of sides of the polygon (e.g., a triangle with dots, a square with dots). Find the answer figure which shares this same characteristic feature.

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  1. A
    Figure A: A regular pentagon containing exactly internal dots
  2. B
    Figure B: A regular hexagon containing exactly internal dots
  3. C
    Figure C: A triangle containing exactly internal dots
  4. D
    Figure D: A circle containing exactly internal dots

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The structural pattern criteria indicates that the total count of inner dots must correspond perfectly to the total sides of the enclosing polygon shape. Figure A represents a -sided regular polygon (pentagon) holding exactly dots inside, matching the criteria perfectly.

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Two problem figures have a specific common characteristic feature: both figures consist of a regular polygon where the number of internal dots is exactly equal to the number of sides of the polygon (e.g., a triangle with dots, a square with dots). Find the answer figure which shares this same characteristic feature.

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A
Figure A: A regular pentagon containing exactly internal dots
B
Figure B: A regular hexagon containing exactly internal dots
C
Figure C: A triangle containing exactly internal dots
D
Figure D: A circle containing exactly internal dots

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