Under this heading there are two parts of figures first part is called problem figures and second part is called answer figures. Problem figure is further divided into two sets. First set contains two figures & the second set contains one figure & a question mark. The first two figures in the first set always have some sort of relationship. The candidate should bear this relation in mind while picking out one figure from the answer figures.
Example 1
In the first set of two figures first figure has two lines and the second figure has three lines. This means that in second figure one line is added. Now look at the figure of second set which has three lines, bearing in mind the relationship which two figures in first set has, one line is to be added here so the answer figure is E.
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