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Each figure is made of straight lines through the centre. Work out how the third figure of every row is formed from the first two, then pick the missing figure.

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  • A(a)
  • B(b)
  • C(c)
  • D(d)

Step-by-Step Solution

The third figure keeps every line that appears in either of the first two, and a line found in both is simply drawn once (top row: flat and upright, plus upright, gives flat and upright). The bottom row's two figures together have three different lines: both slanting lines and the upright line, so the answer has exactly those three: (c). (a) drops the shared upright line, which the top row shows must stay; (b) keeps only the shared line and (d) adds a flat line that is in neither figure.
Answer: C) (c)

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