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Each cell has a blue bar and an orange bar. Compare the bars of the third cell in a row with the bars of the first two cells. Which cell is missing?

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  • A(a)
  • B(b)
  • C(c)
  • D(d)

Step-by-Step Solution

In every row each bar of the third cell is as tall as the matching bars of the first two cells stacked together (top row: blue units, orange units, counting the shortest bar as one unit). In the bottom row the blue bars are 3 and 2 units and the orange bars 1 and 4 units, so the answer has blue 5 and orange 5: (c). (a) and (d) add only one pair of bars correctly and (b) takes the bars away from each other.
Answer: C) (c)

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