Inductive Reasoning Tutorial - Question Walkthrough (Part 2)

In Part 2 of our inductive reasoning tutorial, our expert test developer talks through how to answer a typical inductive reasoning test.
As with most things in life, practice makes perfect. This is certainly the case when it comes to inductive reasoning tests.
Being presented with them for the first time can be a bit of a shock, particularly if you haven't done anything specifically related to inductive reasoning in the past, and that in itself can be enough to affect your score.
If you get the chance to see inductive reasoning tests first you'll be better prepared come test day, and if you practice your inductive reasoning skills you'll have a much better chance of success.
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[@analizandolo]

It's quite interesting, the orange strap at the bottom, is similar to the red indicator from RUclips. Which indicates once you have already seen a whole video.

[@midnighttoker8663]

This is easier than part 1

[@Tall-Cool-Drink]

Great example.

[@tohelpu6170]

that's good explanation but previous question was very confusing its great

[@toituxu749]

great answer delivery
but I think it takes time to practice to reduce thinking time

[@_INFINI_]

It has to

[@mobime6682]

Error 2:22 not horizontal

[@AssessmentDayLtd]

Good spot! Please excuse me - diagonal. Perhaps 2:56 is a vindication of sorts.
Best of luck with your test practising.
Ben

[@rosaa.gonzalezcelta9674]

Grear answer but how long it took to find it?

[@AssessmentDayLtd]

obviously it can take some time to get used to performing these calculations, but with practice you can perform these processes with great speed :)

[@malavikaaravind1221]

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