Question
The questions below are based on the given series-I. The
series-I satisfies a certain pattern, follows the same pattern in series-II and finds the wrong number in the series-II. I:Â 50, 51, 43, 70, 6, 131 II: Â 86, 87, 80, 106, 42, 167Solution
Series – I pattern: 50 + 13 = 51 51 – 23 = 43 43 + 33 = 70 70 – 43 = 6 6 + 53 = 131 Series – II pattern: 86 + 13 = 87 87 – 23 = 79 79 + 33 = 106 106 – 43 = 42 42 + 53 = 167 The wrong number is  80
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