Can't seem to find the answer anywhere online. Anybody want to take a stab at it and explain their answer?
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It's:
C. The number of dots in each row is $n,n+1,n-2$. The columns start $5,6,7$, and C is the only box with $5$ dots.
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$\begingroup$ @EdMurphy; It counts the number of dots in the whole box, and then looks for a pattern in these. Claire's method is the same, but finds the vertical pattern which is admittedly a lot simpler than the one I found! $\endgroup$– JMPCommented Nov 28, 2022 at 10:57
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You could also find the answer using vertical columns rather than rows. Each column is n, n+1, n+2. The lower right box needs to have 5 dots.
