what is next in the sequence 16,6,23,6,61,6,81 a)5 b)7 c)8 d)9
what is next in the sequence
16,6,23,6,61,6,81
a)5 b)7 c)8 d)9
kartheeek , 10 Years ago
Grade 10
Magical Mathematics[Interesting Approach]> what is next in the sequence 16,6,23,6,61...
2 AnswersLatika Leekha
Hello student,
The given sequence is
16,6,23,6,61,6,81
First term is 16 = 1.6 and the result is the second term i.e. 6.
Now see the third term 23 = 2.3 and the result is the next term i.e. 6
Now we have 81 = 8.1 so the next term is 8.
Hence, option (c) is correct.
The given sequence is
16,6,23,6,61,6,81
First term is 16 = 1.6 and the result is the second term i.e. 6.
Now see the third term 23 = 2.3 and the result is the next term i.e. 6
Now we have 81 = 8.1 so the next term is 8.
Hence, option (c) is correct.
grenade
the correct answer is 8
because we can illustrate the answer via multiplication of numbers
therefore C
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