What should come at the place of question mark?
D
To solve this reasoning question, let's identify the pattern between the shapes in the given sequence.
- The initial square has two shapes: a circle and a triangle.
- In each subsequent image, the positions and types of shapes are arranged in a specific rotational sequence.
- Observe that the circle and triangle are moving in a clockwise direction from one corner to the next.
From these observations, we can infer:
- In the first image, the circle is in the top-left corner, and the square is in the bottom-right corner.
- In the next, the circle moves to the top-right corner, and the triangle to the bottom-left.
- In the third one, the circle moves to the bottom-right corner, and the square to the top-left.
Following the pattern, in the fourth image (where the question mark is), the circle should move to the bottom-left corner, and the triangle to the top-right.
Thus, the answer should be option D, where the circle is at the bottom-left, and the square is at the top-right.
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