Bloom
Most of the pictures are dull and boring, so Chris decided to modify and make them more interesting. One of the most successful algorithm to do this is called
bloom
. Consider the image
If we apply
bloom
on it, it becomes
On which two pictures, after applying
bloom
1 and 2 times respectively, will turn into the image below?
A.
B.
C.
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1 solution
This is an IQ test question, right?
The solution is that the action of
bloomis to perform a double reflection of the image about a point that is the origin of two perpendicular axes. So, for example, for choice A, a green square, the origin (0,0) would be at the lower left vertex of a square circumscribing the green square. This creates 3 more green squares to get the desired image. Similarly, choice B, a green half square, the origin (0,0) being at the lower left vertex of same, upon thebloomaction, creates 3 more such half squares to make the image we see in choice A.