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Answered by melitaagnes

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you have not posted answer figures how can we answer

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Answered by tiwarishashwat125

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The problem figure has 2 components. One being a square and another a hexagonal structure. Both the structures don't rotate at once. They rotate alternatively. In figures1&2 the square doesn't move whereas the hexagonal structure moves anticlockwise and in figures 2&3 the hexagonal structure is still and the square is moving clockwise. In the same pattern in the figures 4&5 the hexagon is still and it'll move anticlockwise in the next figure. The square will remain still. The only figure in the answer figures that meets the above standards is option A.

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