Abstract Matrix Explanation 1 - Movement Of The Figures
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Example 3
Sometimes it is necessary to think out of the box to find the solution. Consider, for example:
- Two figures change places (in addition to any other patterns, making it difficult to see)
- One figure always points to the other figure
- The bottom row is made up of the figures in the two rows above,
- etc.
For example:
The arrows in the left column point to the position where the arrow is located in the second column. The arrow in the middle column indicates whether the other figure from the first column moves up or down to the end of the figure in the third column. The answer is F.