@@tillfilms Because the smiley face is dark in square 1 and 3, and dark in all of the answers, look at just those two square (1 and 3) to determine the pattern in which the triangle and donut move. You can use squares 2 and 4 along with 1 and 3 to help determine the mechanics of how each shape moves. For example, the triangle seems to only be in corners, but the donut seems to move like there are three different spaces along each edge (like if the square was subdivided into a 3x3 grid). Once you know the mechanics of how each shape moves, go back to looking just at squares 1 and 3 to determine the pattern for the triangle movement, and the pattern for the donut movement. If you're unsure (for example, is the triangle moving clockwise, or as a reflection), look at the answers to see if you can eliminate anything and/or which one fits best. I'm having trouble just describing this in words, without a visual aid to show, so I hope this helps!
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A = 1.15
Shapes and smilies answer D
To calculate the last question faster, instead of calculating each commission, sum all properties and multiply it by 0.025. ;-)
The missing number in Diamonds is 15. You have to multiply the number in the center by the one above
Shapes and smiles = A
why?
@@tillfilms Because the smiley face is dark in square 1 and 3, and dark in all of the answers, look at just those two square (1 and 3) to determine the pattern in which the triangle and donut move. You can use squares 2 and 4 along with 1 and 3 to help determine the mechanics of how each shape moves. For example, the triangle seems to only be in corners, but the donut seems to move like there are three different spaces along each edge (like if the square was subdivided into a 3x3 grid). Once you know the mechanics of how each shape moves, go back to looking just at squares 1 and 3 to determine the pattern for the triangle movement, and the pattern for the donut movement. If you're unsure (for example, is the triangle moving clockwise, or as a reflection), look at the answers to see if you can eliminate anything and/or which one fits best. I'm having trouble just describing this in words, without a visual aid to show, so I hope this helps!
Why would you only need to multiply 8 by 12 instead of 13?
8 by 13 is like saying 13 sets of 8, and since you have to remove one set of 8, then it is the same as saying 12 sets of 8.
chapter 7 and = 15
Q1: A
Q2: D
Q3: C
Awesome job Laura! All the best on your job interview and hiring assessment!!!
I got same result as well 👍
Hey, what was your logic for choosing D?
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A
why?