R. S. Aggarwal Solutions for Exercise 5: Exercise
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In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
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In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
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Answer Figures
In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
Problem Figures
Answer Figures
In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
Problem Figures
Answer Figures
In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
Problem Figures
Answer Figures
In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
Problem Figures
Answer Figures
In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
Problem Figures
Answer Figures
In each of the following question, there are four figures marked I, II, III and IV which constitute the Problem Set and five figures marked A,B, C, D and E, each further consisting of two figures marked I and IV which constitute the Answer Set. Select a figure from the Answer Set, the contents of which may best substitute the question marks in Problem Set such that fig. III is related to fig. IV in the same way as fig. I is related to fig. II.
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