What is the answer

and explain if you're not too lazy ass

3, there are 3 of each horiz bar color, 3 of each vertical bar color, the only one thats missing from this pattern is one with blue vertical and yellow horizontal

Obviously 7. There is always two same color one other color pattern in both vertical and horizontal bars. Black triangle is obvious.

since there seems to be three of each triangle color, it should be either 3, 5, or 7
each row also has one object with three different colors, so that leads me to pick 3

black triangle, because each row and column has one of each colour triangle

for bar colours, in trinary: black = 0, yellow = 1, blue = 2
1st row + 2nd row = 3rd row
vertical bars: 121 + 102 = (1)200
same for horizontal, just blue = 0, black = 1, yellow = 2

answer it 7

Both 3 and 7 are justifiable.

It's 7. One triangle of each colour.
The there needs to be 2 vertical lines of the same colour and two horizontal lines of the same colour. Ez pz

for I would say 7

everybody already explained it but it doesn't really matter

the bars follow the same pattern: 2 of a colour in a row. The triangles can be categorized in columns. every column has one triangle of every colour (yellow, black and blue). The difference between each column is the order in which the colours are placed

I initially said 7 too but tbqh one triangle for each color is more consistent with the rules of 3.

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Come on brainlets.