Try to figure out which 3 stars belong in the colored boxes.
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Azure on azure, magenta on light brown, yellow on yellow
i think the order is from left to right : green, pink,yellow. The logic is this:
1 star= color square (+1 right)–> green star= green square
2 star= color square( +2 right) –> pink star = pink square
3 star= color square(+3 right)–> light brown(color carne) star =light brown square
4 star= color square( +4 right)–>yellow star = yellow square
5 star= color square( +5 right)–>green star = green square
6 star= color square( +6 right)–>pink star = pink square
7 star= color square( +7 right)–> light brown star = light brown square
8 star= color square( +8 right)–>yellow star = yellow square
the assumptions is if you reach the end of the array of squares, the plus right begin in the position 0 of the array of square( the first square in the left) and that the plus right movement are considered starting in the position of the star in consideration.
Green star in the blue box, pink star in the tan box, and yellow star in the yellow box. Number the boxes 1 through 8 starting with the blue. Then for whatever star color you’re looking for, start on the box and count to the right and wrap around if necessary whatever the box’s number is.
i honeltly have no clue because one is repeated.
green, pink, yellow (from left to right)
The color of the star in the first box determines the color of the box that is one box away.
The color of the star in the second box determines the color of the box that is two boxes away.
The color of the star in the third box determines the color of the box that is three boxes away.
Etc.
1st box - Green Star
6th box - Pink Star
8th box - Yellow Star
green, pink and orange, in that order from left to right. Awww forget it, i tried like five times to explain it, and i cant seem to simplfy my answer…..
Looks like the repeating star color pattern is:
Dark green
Dark pink
Olive
Yellow
So we need dark green star in the blue box, dark pink star in the olive box, and yellow star in the yellow box
1st (light blue) box - green star
6th (brown) box - pink star
8th (yellow) box - yellow star
green, pink, yellow, from left to right
Blue, pink, yellow
green, pink, yellow from left (blue)to right (yellow). The star for each colour square takes the colour of the square next to it as much as its count in the series. (eg Green (2) +2 =pink etc)
This one was kind of tricky: Green, Pink, Yellow,
Suineg, Joe, Ken, GC describe the logic
Green star on blue box , pink star on beige box and yellow star on yellow box
green -> pink -> yellow