Mathematics
Grade9
Easy
Question
Which of the boxes comes next in the sequence?
Hint:
Fom the given images we can observe that
Rule 1: The shapes alternate from small, medium to large and repeat.
Rule 2: The small chevron alternates between being present and absent.
So option A follows the given rules
The correct answer is:
We were given with four images and asked to find the next image for that lets observe the rules followed in each image.
We carefully observed the pattern and rules to obtain the next image and option a suits
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