what are the next two in the sequence 29,29,27,23,25,19,23,17 a)17,19 b)21,13 c)21,19 d)19,27
what are the next two in the sequence 29,29,27,23,25,19,23,17
a)17,19 b)21,13 c)21,19 d)19,27
kartheeek , 10 Years ago
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Magical Mathematics[Interesting Approach]> what are the next two in the sequence 29,...
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noogler
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
29 27 25 23 ? ….............HERE DIFF BTW EACH DIGIT IS 2 SO NEXT DIGIT IS 21
29 23 19 17 ? …...........HERE DIFF BTW EACH DIGIT IS 6,4,2 SO NEXT DIGIT IS 17-4 (13)
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grenade
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
answer isb
Lokesh
Last Activity: 3 Years ago
its a mix of two series
the first series-29,27,25,23- difference of 2 between consecutive terms so the next term will be 21
the second series-29,23,19,17 -all are prime numbers, so the next term will 13
so the answer is b)21,13
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