SBI PO Figure Matrix & Completion

In the following figure matrix, a pattern is followed in each row. Study the pattern and find the missing figure in place of the question mark (?) Row 1: [Circle with 1 dot] [Circle with 2 dots] [Circle with 3 dots] Row 2: [Square with 1 dot] [Square with 2 dots] [Square with 3 dots] Row 3: [Triangle with 1 dot] [Triangle with 2 dots] [?] What should replace the question mark?

In the figure matrix below, each cell contains a shape. Identify the pattern and find the missing figure. Row 1: Triangle pointing up, Square, Pentagon Row 2: Square, Pentagon, Hexagon Row 3: Pentagon, Hexagon, ? What should replace the ?

Study the 3×3 matrix where each cell contains a shape with internal lines. Identify the missing figure. Row 1: Circle with 1 line, Circle with 2 lines, Circle with 3 lines Row 2: Square with 1 line, Square with 2 lines, Square with 3 lines Row 3: Triangle with 1 line, Triangle with 2 lines, ? What should replace the ?

In the figure matrix below, a 3×3 grid contains 8 figures with one missing (marked as ?). Each row follows a pattern. Identify the missing figure. Row 1: Circle, Square, Triangle Row 2: Square, Triangle, Circle Row 3: Triangle, Circle, ? Which figure should replace the ?

In the 3×3 figure matrix below, analyze the relationship between shapes and their internal elements. Find the missing figure. Row 1: Circle containing 1 line | Circle containing 2 lines | Circle containing 3 lines Row 2: Square containing 2 lines | Square containing 4 lines | Square containing 6 lines Row 3: Hexagon containing 3 lines | Hexagon containing 6 lines | ? What should replace the question mark?

Examine the 3×3 matrix where each cell contains a shape with rotation. Determine the pattern and select the missing figure. Row 1: Triangle pointing up (0°) | Triangle pointing right (90°) | Triangle pointing down (180°) Row 2: Square with corner up (0°) | Square with corner right (90°) | Square with corner down (180°) Row 3: Diamond with point up (0°) | Diamond with point right (90°) | ? What should replace the question mark?

Study the 3×3 matrix where each cell contains overlapping shapes. Identify the pattern and determine the missing figure. Row 1: 1 Circle overlapping 1 Square | 2 Circles overlapping 1 Square | 3 Circles overlapping 1 Square Row 2: 1 Circle overlapping 2 Squares | 2 Circles overlapping 2 Squares | 3 Circles overlapping 2 Squares Row 3: 1 Circle overlapping 3 Squares | 2 Circles overlapping 3 Squares | ? What should replace the question mark?

Study the 3×3 matrix below. Each row follows a specific transformation rule. Find the missing figure in position (3,3). Row 1: [Circle with 1 dot inside] → [Circle with 2 dots inside] → [Circle with 3 dots inside] Row 2: [Square with 1 line inside] → [Square with 2 lines inside] → [Square with 3 lines inside] Row 3: [Triangle with 1 shaded section] → [Triangle with 2 shaded sections] → [?] Additional constraint: In each row, the shape remains constant, but the internal pattern increases by 1 unit. However, in Row 3, the shading pattern alternates: odd positions are shaded from LEFT, even positions are shaded from RIGHT. What should replace the question mark?

In a 3×3 figure matrix, the first row contains: a circle with 2 internal lines, a square with 3 internal lines, and a triangle with 4 internal lines. The second row contains: a pentagon with 5 internal lines, a hexagon with 6 internal lines, and a heptagon with 7 internal lines. The third row contains: an octagon with 8 internal lines, a nonagon with 9 internal lines, and a decagon with ?. What should replace the question mark?

A 3×3 matrix shows a rotation pattern. Top-left: an arrow pointing North with a small dot in the top-right corner of its box. Top-middle: arrow pointing East, dot in bottom-right corner. Top-right: arrow pointing South, dot in bottom-left corner. Middle-left: arrow pointing West, dot in top-left corner. Middle-middle: arrow pointing North, dot in top-right corner. Middle-right: arrow pointing East, dot in bottom-right corner. Bottom-left: arrow pointing South, dot in bottom-left corner. Bottom-middle: arrow pointing West, dot in top-left corner. Bottom-right: ?

A 3×3 matrix contains figures with varying numbers of vertices and internal divisions. Top row: Triangle (0 internal lines), Square (1 diagonal), Pentagon (2 diagonals). Middle row: Hexagon (3 diagonals), Heptagon (4 diagonals), Octagon (5 diagonals). Bottom row: Nonagon (6 diagonals), Decagon (7 diagonals), ?. Additionally, each row's figures are rotated: Row 1 rotated 0°, Row 2 rotated 45°, Row 3 rotated 90°. What should replace the question mark?

In a 3×3 matrix, each cell contains a shape with a specific number of sides and shading pattern. Row 1: Triangle (unshaded), Square (half-shaded), Pentagon (fully shaded). Row 2: Hexagon (unshaded), Heptagon (half-shaded), Octagon (fully shaded). Row 3: Nonagon (unshaded), Decagon (half-shaded), ?. The shading pattern repeats every 3 cells, and the number of sides increases by 1 with each cell. What should replace the question mark?