Logical Question *Hard*
Anyone has an idea which one is correct and why?
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Its A. One triangle moves, while the other stays in place for the following sequence. They move diagonally. I may be wrong though.
i think i thought of something similar but i dont quite understand what you want to say
if we marked all 9 small triangles from top to bottom with numbers 1 234 56789
how would the movement go?
i found several logics, but i cant figure out number 7 somehow..
I just don't think A is the answer... it doesn't explain number 7
i found a logic for E too, but it might be flawed...
no idea with this one, i thought its something obvious and that i just cant see it atm
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