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Three series (I, II and II
- I are given below. Each series contain one odd one out (wrong term) . Wrong term in series I, III and II is denoted by 'P', 'Q' and 'R' respectively. Series I: 370, 396, 435, 503, 598, 736 Series II: 279, 380, 453, 510, 579, 664 Series III: 5940, 1485, 330, 60, 12, 2 Simplify the following expression: [(R -
- P ÷ (Q - 32) x (P - 250) ] ÷ Q x P - 7R
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