well /int/?

What the actual fuck is this shit?

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no takers?

>>67957355
gonna go with A

a or b i don't know actually

>>67957735
oh, it has a very valid solution, trust me, i'll post it later.

for now i want to see if im retarded or just worn down of doing these aptitude tests for 12 hours straight

b

>>67957869
nah can't be B, star was moving around circle at an increase of +1 movement and both star and triangle appear to only be visable if they're in specific places. square too, but square is just going corner to corner

t. man who guesses things

A or D

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got another one while you're at it

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>>67958308
nah post answer to last one faggot i'm not going it otherwise

also why do you want to join the army? it sucks

>>67958308
A or C

>see square as a 3x3 grid which rotates clockwise around the central circle

>rotate first frame 90 degrees clockwise
>star proceeds to next space clockwise, around the circle, until it is adjacent to the triangle
>triangle proceeds to next space clockwise, hitting the square
>square stays put
>get second frame

>rotate second frame 180 degrees clockwise
>triangle is already adjacent to square, which removes both images from frame
>star stays put
>get third frame

>rotate third frame 270 degrees clockwise
>triangle and square are missing
>star proceeds around frame infinitely, disappear from human sight
>get fourth frame

>rotate fourth frame 360 degrees clockwise
>infinite acceleration from star beyond speed of light has brought us into another universe
>in this universe, there is only a circle and a square, and the square only moves about 2 spaces clockwise
>get fifth frame

>shift square 2 spaces clockwise
>get A as final image

Fuck it I don't know. It has something to do with rotation around the central circle, though.

>>67958405
the army?
fuck no, aptitude tests are standard for any profession that has to do with science or maths.
this shit, situation awareness and numerical reasoning tests are what you need to pass above the 80 percentline to even get your dumb ass CV and CL read by a real human.

>>67958308
C

that one is easy

A or B

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>>67958308

This is at least one of the possible solutions for that problem.

Can you post the solution to the first one?

>>67958548
i am impressed, anon.

here is the actual logic:

each shape moves through the 3x3 grid in the way it is drawn, with the second image showing the direction of movement.
i.e triangle goes from bot left, to top centre, to bot right, to bot left.
when shapes overlap they dont show.

one minute to figure it out, kek

>>67959064
oh, me btfo

still got A though so not worried