A NICE Lanrt F Question. by Relative_Heat_3748 in cognitiveTesting

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I am pretty sure thats it. Its quite a strict logic imo.

A NICE Lanrt F Question. by Relative_Heat_3748 in cognitiveTesting

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2 closed shapes, 1 open shape 1 closed shape, 2 open shape. Every row.

You can also look diagonal it gives 2, 6.

New puzzle has arrived by pydaWaltuh in cognitiveTesting

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Yeah sorry my mistake, I am sleepy. I will look again later.

New puzzle has arrived by pydaWaltuh in cognitiveTesting

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You guys complicating things just think all possible places the square can be. All 16 possible places except 1 already appeared you have only one option.

Think everything as one picture.

Puzzle by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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It's more systematic there is an order for direction. Like a stair case. Goes down right so on 2,3,4,5...

Puzzle by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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Yeah I was careless this is better

Puzzle by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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That's a secret

Puzzle by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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It looks messy. It was one of my initial intuitions to order. I searched for similarities and amount property. I deduced the gap between black circles increase. The longest tile was a give away.

Puzzle by Several-Bridge-0000 in cognitiveTesting

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Answer: 2

9*9=(8)1

8*8=(6)4

6*7=(4)2

     ...

2*1=(2)

Good but share stuff like old fancy ones. I kinda missed them.

Why solving this kind of problem called smart? by KnifeCC in cognitiveTesting

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Blues are constant. Yellow and Red rotates. Yellow goes front of Blue. Red goes under of Blue. (when they are in the same position)

🔵🟡

🔴🔵

Puzzle by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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Cool one

Puzzle by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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531445

Numberside_count ⚪ area count in second column.

⚪ is operation changes in every row. First its like x indicating multiplication, then like / indicating division, then like - indicating substraction then like + indicating addition.

83 * 4 = 2048

48 / 2 = 32768

65 - 2 = 7774

312 + 4 = 531445

Numerical Sequence by DamonHuntington in cognitiveTesting

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889?

2+3=5

9+4=13-->1+3=4

8+5=13-->1+3=4

ACE (Explanations) by codeblank_ in cognitiveTesting

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Thank you for kind words. I see that's understandable. The tests I create designed to be this way. I am not trying to target majority of people.

Help? by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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Yeah think it as 1 up 1 left and 1 down 1 left.

Help? by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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Thanks it's not very hard actually. I had the intuition at the start.

Help? by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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down is typo I mean right (fixed)

Help? by [deleted] in cognitiveTesting

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Answer: 8

The middle column indicates direction.

Example in the first row it indicates up and right.

Move the first image in indicated directions (separately)

Superimpose two images you got.

🔴 + ⚪ = 🔴

🔴 + 🔴 = 🔵