- A(b)
- B(a)
- C(c)
- D(d)
Step-by-Step Solution
Nothing moves from A to B; only the colours swap — every orange part becomes white and every white part orange (the dot stays put). Swapping the colours of C's six triangles gives orange exactly where C is white: (a). (b) shades the right number of parts in the wrong places, (c) misses one part, and (d) simply turns C round.
Answer: B) (a)