Figure 1 and 2 are related with each other in some particular way. Find the relationship and establish the same relationship between 3 and 4 from the given four alternatives. Figure 1: Figure 2:

A
Figure 1 is a triangle with two lines drawn inside it that cross each other.
In Figure 2 the outer triangle stays the same, a smaller triangle of the same shape is drawn inside it, and the inner lines remain only as short pieces in the band between the two triangles, so the centre is left open.
So the rule is: keep the outer shape, draw a smaller copy of it inside, and keep the dividing lines only between the outer and inner outlines.
Figure 3 is a circle divided into four parts by two perpendicular lines. Applying the same rule gives a circle with a smaller concentric circle inside, and the four dividing lines appear only in the ring between the two circles.
Figure A matches this exactly. Figure D has the inner circle but its lines still run through the centre, while Figures B and C use a rectangle and a triangle instead of circles.
Hence, the answer is A.
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