EXPLAINED | AON cut-e Scales Deductive Logical Thinking Test lst | Shape Sudoku | SOLUTIONS & Tips
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- Detailed explanation on how to solve the latest most difficult levels in the deductive logical thinking or shape sudoku test with tips, tricks, and techniques to help you solve quickly and accurately and pass your assessment.
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Can’t thank you you enough for uploading this video, it’s so easy to understand your point without struggling with the context and answer much
Glad it helped! Let us know how you do in your assessment - Good luck!!
Thank you so much for a great explanation. It is clear and easy to follow and understand the logic behind the test.
Glad it was helpful, good luck with your test and let us know how it goes! 💪🏼
Thank you so very much 😊you explain it very slow and it makes us to understand clearly and you use multiple examples
Glad it was helpful - do you have a test coming up? How did it go?
thank you a lot, now I got it 😀👍
Glad it helped! Did you have a test, how did it go?
thank you so much, question 9 is tringle. I wish everything goes well in the assessment
No its star in question 9
@@trallatralla8956 oh I found out my mistake. thank you
@@trallatralla8956 how it can be a star? Both are unsuitable. The question is wrong
@DipenBashyal-vm4rc why do you say that?
@@DipenBashyal-vm4rc It is not that hard if you follow the rules for solving it step by step.
I did it this way.
1. You see a Square and Circle top to bottom in the same row as the question mark. That means it can NOT be a Square or Circle.
2. If you go left to right you see a Triangle and Star crossing the same row as the question mark. This means it can not be one of them at the empty slot below question mark.
3. This leaves only one option for that empty spot. A Cross. This is the first step for narrowing to the right answer.
Now we know that a Square, Circle and Cross is wrong. It is time to eliminate fourth symbol.
4. Now I look at the second row left to right. There you see Star, Square, Circle. We already know that Square and Circle is wrong and you can not place another Star on the same row, it leaves for only one option really. A Triangle needs to be at that empty spot since you have a Triangle at the first row top to bottom.
5. So only a star can be placed in the question mark. (solution)
I hope I explained it so it was understandable. And remember there is several ways to do this. This is how I did it.
Question 9 🌟
Do you have a test coming up, who is it for? Are you ready?:)
Thank you.
You’re very welcome, do you have an assessment coming up?
@@abilityassessments I do! Wish me luck.
Good luck! Let us know how you do:)
Question 13 Answer is ⭐
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Q 9 - CROSS. Start Line 2 , eliminate triangle at 1 collum .
So , first colum line 2 its a cross , leaves a triangle to 2 collum line 2
The bottom line has a star and a triangle so , leaves us by elimination a CROSS
This is not correct
Try again
I paid for the booklet. It seems to have disaopeared
Just seen your email - glad it’s been resolved.
q20 square 20 secondes
That is quick! 👌🏼
I downloaded this earlier on. It seems to have disappeared ?
Glad it’s sorted now.
Q7, how do you to place a star there and not the triangle? U made just a guess, there was no logical in that method without solving a bit more...
20:52 No need to guess here - by process of elimination, the star was allocated to a different cell within that row and so the only shape remaining and the correct answer was the triangle
@@abilityassessments true, I see it now. Thank you for your response! Cheers
Glad it's clear - good luck with your assessment :)
Can someone explain me how to get to the answer of question 13
By process of elimination bottom right has to be a cross (+). which means that the cross can now be in column 3 on either row 1 or 4.
It gets a bit tricky but its very explainable.. I will begin going from left to right i.e Row 1 column 5 is the star
We see the square is in 3 different positions.. which means that the only place the square can be is row 1 column 3
So now in column 3 we have (in order) Square, Triangle, Circle, and of course cross which we worked out.
And then its as easy as can be.. it becomes a star in the ?..
I have screenshots to explain it easier but its one of the simpler ones
This is one way of doing it, but there are quicker ways. Do you have an assessment coming up?
I do and your video helped a lot!@@abilityassessments
@@davidapollo2705 I am not really following, why can the square be in only one place if we have 3 and the grid is 5x5? moreover, aren't you mixing up columns and rows? Isn't the star in column 1 row 5?
@@Matt-yt5pe Please disregard what I said.. this was when I was still a newbie to these things lol..
Column 5 Row 5 has to be a Cross by process of elimination..
Now, Column 5 Row 3: When you have 4 different shapes pointing into the same box of an unknown you can easily solve which shape it is.. in this case it would be a star
Same idea goes for Column 4 Row 3: 4 different shapes pointing making it a cross...
And then we're left with one shape in Column 4 which is the "?" making it a star.
Q20 is rectangle
I found the same
Square
How did your test go?
SOmeone please tell about question 8
What would you like to know?
Q9: Two stars in rows 2 & 5 therefore ? must be star
Great! Do you have an assessment coming up?
@@abilityassessments I hopefully do! AON Cut-E next week, still waiting to hear.
Ok good luck! Make sure to try our practice booklet for over 100 practice questions! Let us know how you do
@@abilityassessments I didn't reach the assessment stage unfortunately 🤣 However, I shall be preparing for the next adventure and will keep my skills up. Thanks for the info and support.
Hard luck 😅 all the best with your future plans:)
Nr 9 is star
Do you have an assessment coming up?
Your Q11 answer doesn't really make much sense. Your reasoning for placing the Triangle is very weird. Because there is a star and a cross it must be a triangle? It could also be placed at the bottom. So that doesn't really make sense.
Before placing the triangle, there were 3 empty cells in that ‘column’ with 3 missing shapes (triangle, star, cross).
You’re right that at that point the triangle can fit into any of the 3 empty cells, however the top cell already has a star and cross in the same ‘row’ so by process of elimination that cell can only be a triangle (it can’t be a star or cross so you are left with triangle) - hope this clarifies :)
Star
For which question? 🤓