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Below given are 2 wrong number series, where ‘x’ is the correct replacement of the wrong term of series I & ‘y’ is the correct replacement of the wrong term of series
Below given are 2 wrong number series, where ‘x’ is the correct replacement of the wrong term of series I & ‘y’ is the correct replacement of the wrong term of series
II. Series I: 50, 57, 69, 84, 100, 118 Series II: 213, 109, 111, 168, 348, 843
I. 'y' is not a multiple of 'x'.
II. Adding 24 to 'y' and then dividing the result by 'x+9' leaves a remainder of 45.
III. The sum of the incorrect values is divisible by 12.
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