The correct answer is Option (4) →

Analysis of the Relationship (A to B)
- Shape Swap: In figure A, we have a rectangle and a triple circle. In figure B, these roles are reversed: the circle becomes a single outer shape, and the rectangle becomes a triple inner shape.
- Positioning: The single shape that was on the left (rectangle) moves to the right and becomes the nested/triple shape. The triple shape on the right (circles) moves to the left and becomes a single large shape.
- Interlocking: The two elements remain partially overlapped or interlocked.
Applying the Logic to C and D
- Figure C contains: A single triangle on the left and a triple L-shape (right angle lines) on the bottom right.
- Transformation for Figure D:
- The L-shape should move to the left and become a single large L-shape.
- The triangle should move to the right and become a triple nested triangle.
- The two shapes should remain interlocked.
Conclusion
The suitable figure for D would feature a large single L-shape on the left overlapping with three nested triangles on the right. |