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Everyone here claims 160 iq so just tell me what the answer is
 
I'm taking a shit right now


And no, my IQ is 159, I can't solve this.

Take the "Every IQ point matters" pill
 
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It's C.
 
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these puzzles have like 3-4 choices
 
It's B.
 
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C was wrong
It has to be one black square on the left, two white squares on the right. In the first row the logic is that the white squares cancel each other out, and the black squares are being added together, so only the black squares on the left remain.
In the 2nd row nothing cancels out as the only items are on the right side, so two white squares and one black square.
Using that in the 3rd row, the white square on the left cancels out with one white square on the right, leaving us with a black square on the left and two whites on the right side.
 
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Ok but why
I just gave the explanation for the exact same answer.
It has to be one black square on the left, two white squares on the right. In the first row the logic is that the white squares cancel each other out, and the black squares are being added together, so only the black squares on the left remain.
In the 2nd row nothing cancels out as the only items are on the right side, so two white squares and one black square.
Using that in the 3rd row, the white square on the left cancels out with one white square on the right, leaving us with a black square on the left and two whites on the right side.
 
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Ok but why

both black and white squares adding up both horizontally and vertically (1 + 2 = 3) if on the same side, annulling if on different sides (left/right from the central vertical line)

i can expand on (2) ways the author tried to conceal this pattern, but they are just as obvious
 
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red 36
 
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I'm taking a shit right now


And no, my IQ is 159, I can't solve this.

Take the "Every IQ point matters" pill

I drank 2.5 l of white wine since 10 AM (16 AM here now) and it took me about 15 seconds to notice the pattern. but hey, at least you are a philosopher.
 
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I drank 2.5 l of white wine since 10 AM (16 AM here now) and it took me about 15 seconds to notice the pattern. but hey, at least you are a philosopher.
Bro is so high iq that time doesnt apply to him
 
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two possible answers. need screenshots
 
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It has to be one black square on the left, two white squares on the right. In the first row the logic is that the white squares cancel each other out, and the black squares are being added together, so only the black squares on the left remain.
In the 2nd row nothing cancels out as the only items are on the right side, so two white squares and one black square.
Using that in the 3rd row, the white square on the left cancels out with one white square on the right, leaving us with a black square on the left and two whites on the right side.
Jfl Bro
 
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both black and white squares adding up both horizontally and vertically (1 + 2 = 3) if on the same side, annulling if on different sides (left/right from the central vertical line)

i can expand on (2) ways the author tried to conceal this pattern, but they are just as obvious
No
 
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two possible answers. need screenshots
one possible answer is:

white squares sum up to 4 while black sum up to either two or 4
anothr rule being black square doesnt flip side

so one possible answer is

one black square on the left and thats all or three black squares on the left and thats all, need options to cross check
 
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one possible answer is:

white squares sum up to 4 while black sum up to either two or 4
anothr rule being black square doesnt flip side

so one possible answer is

one black square on the left and thats all or three black squares on the left and thats all, need options to cross check
Ehhhh??? The solution Is that there Is no pattern, if there Is One no One here Is smart enough to get it
 
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Ehhhh??? The solution Is that there Is no pattern, if there Is One no One here Is smart enough to get it

i explained it already (and julianchicago)

this is not even hard, a 40th percentile iq test question at best when it comes to matrices
 
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i explained it already (and julianchicago)

this is not even hard, a 40th percentile iq test question at best when it comes to matrices
You didn't explain shit
 
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i explained it already (and julianchicago)

this is not even hard, a 40th percentile iq test question at best when it comes to matrices
na 80 percent cant solve it but its also very hackneyed pattern even some 80 iq can guess it after practicising iq test for two weeks.
 
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na 80 percent cant solve it but its also very hackneyed pattern even some 80 iq can guess it after practicising iq test for two weeks.

true, specially the bold. the pattern in question is pretty generic, very easy to detect with any experience in solving these tests
 
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can you really not follow my explanation while looking at the op pic?
you explained it like an autist though

first two boxes in a row combine to make the third box. white squares on either side of the middle line cancel out. if squares are on the same side they add together
 
true, specially the bold. the pattern in question is pretty generic, very easy to detect with any experience in solving these tests
Mirin high iq, maybe i can ask u for help during math lessons and shit next semester
 
you explained it like an autist though

first two boxes in a row combine to make the third box. white squares on either side of the middle line cancel out. if squares are on the same side they add together

just formalized the explanation to avoid/minimize redundancy
 
Mirin high iq, maybe i can ask u for help during math lessons and shit next semester

pm @mogger123, i btfoed math after hs
 
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