Does anyone know how to answer this? Drag a line to finish the sequence: (You are given 6 circles which different letters&numbers inside each circle and there should be a sequence where the arrow moves from one circle to the other and tou are required to figure out this sequence)
The variables inside the 6 different circles are:
circle 1: \f4
circle 2: \i3
circle 3: /M4
circle 4: \q3
circle 5: /V3
circle 6: \t2

The first part of the solution is avaibale which is as follows:
circle 1 should be \f4
circle 2 should be \i3
circle 3 should be /M4
Can anyone here pl solve it and tell me what's the rest of the solution?
pl help!

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