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Algebra Level 2

Which is the missing square ?

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Matheus Rezende
Mar 31, 2015

C = (A-B) U (B-A) . . . Take A as a random square. B is one square adjacent to A. C is the square that complete the row of 3 squares that A and B started. If you select the right ones, you find the answer. Easy, shouldn't be Level 3.

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Arjun Srikureja
May 12, 2015

bascially, when the first 2 in each row (starting on the left) are combined, whatever lines are the same between those 2 disappear. so on the third and final row, the top half of the line is present in both the first 2 squares. the third square is what remains, which is the bottom half of the line.

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