Haven’t done one of these in a while;
Which figure (a), (b), (c), (d) best completes the matrix?

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d
C
D
I think its D the answer.
Every row has a different inner figure in black, empty and with lines.
The outer figure moves backwards.
d.
Picture C
Would have to say c.
c
(3 of each figure )
Answer: (d)
There are 3 rectangles, 3 circles, and 2 triangles, so we can assume that the missing large shape is a triangle.
Each large shape contains the same type of inner shape (circles contain triangles, rectangles contain circles), so we can assume that the missing shape triangle contains a rectangle.
Each large circle contains a differently-shaded inner shape (open, shaded, black), but the large rectangles do not follow this pattern, so the missing shape does not need to do so.
There are 3 black inner shapes, 3 shaded inner shapes, and 2 open inner shapes showing, so we can assume that the missing shape has an open inner shape.
Answer: d
C
C?
This one was a little tricky too; we had D as the best answer, as Shawn desribes
d
Going both left to right, and top to bottom, the shape pattern - triangle, rectangle, circle - is visible in both large and small shapes. Therefore the outer shape would be triangle, and inner shape would be rectangle. The inner shading follows a visible diagonal pettern. I would have to say the answer is (C).
d
D.
d
d
Let me announce the correct answer: D,
c
D
D