Explanation

The lines in Option B continue the geometric and symmetrical pattern from the rest of the circle.

- The curves and angles match the top-left and top-right parts, maintaining the internal structure.

Explanation

Explanation

The problem asks to identify the figure that does not belong to the group.

Figures B, C, and D are all diagrams of electrical connectors or components.

Figure A is a diagram of a face.

Therefore, Figure A is the one that does not belong to the group.

Explanation

Step 1: Smallest triangles

If we look at the smallest possible divisions:

• Top section: 4 small triangles

• Bottom left: 2 small triangles

• Bottom right: 2 small triangles
  Total smallest ones = 8

Step 2: Medium triangles (made of 2 or 3 small ones)

• Top part: 2 medium triangles (one on left, one on right)

• Bottom part: 2 medium triangles (left, right)
  Total medium = 4

Step 3: Larger triangles inside main shape

• One triangle formed by the top half (entire top section)

• One triangle formed by bottom left section

• One triangle formed by bottom right section
  Total larger ones = 3

Step 4: The whole triangle

• The largest triangle is the whole outline = 1

Grand total = 8 (small) + 4 (medium) + 3 (large) + 1 (whole) = 16 triangles

Explanation

When the left square is split down the middle, the missing right half must supply the mirror-image pieces so the two large triangles and the small corner shapes join at the center.

Option C is the only choice whose pattern on the dividing edge completes those triangles and the zig-zag correctly.

Explanation

Option 4 is correct because it completes the symmetrical triangular line pattern radiating from the center.

- The pattern is made of four squares forming a larger square.

- Lines from each square connect and point toward the center.

- The top-left, top-right, and bottom-left boxes already form continuous lines aimed toward the center.

- Option 4 mirrors the direction and angle of the lines from the other three, maintaining the central convergence and line continuity.

Explanation

Option A (1) is not correct.

- The shapes in the three visible boxes rotate clockwise by 90 degrees each time.

- The black triangles in the corners also follow a consistent rotation.

Option 2 continues both the arrow and corner triangle rotation accurately, making it the correct answer.

So, Option 2 is correct, not Option A (1).

Explanation

Explanation

Observing the pattern:

• The figure (X) consists of intersecting lines that form geometric patterns.
• Each quadrant contributes to the overall symmetry of the figure.

Explanation:

• The correct choice should ensure that the lines align with the existing quadrants to maintain overall symmetry and continuity.
• Option C correctly aligns with the pattern and completes the design logically.

Explanation

Observing the pattern:

1. The top row consists of two symbols, each divided into three segments, with different filled segments (shaded or unshaded).
2. The bottom row shows a continuation of this pattern.

Analyzing the options:

• Each figure in the alternatives has a similar three-segment design with varying shaded parts.

  The goal is to identify the figure that logically continues the pattern.

• Option 3 (C) aligns with the rotation and shading sequence of the previous figures in the row and column.

Conclusion:

The correct answer is indeed Option C, as it completes the pattern logically.