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Which of the following numbers will replace the question mark (?) in the given series?
6, 16, 29, 62, 121, ?
283
246
238
264
Let's analyze the series and break down the patterns.
- Sequence Analysis: The series is: 6, 16, 29, 62, 121, ?
- Pattern Observation:
- From 6 to 16: +10
- From 16 to 29: +13
- From 29 to 62: +33
- From 62 to 121: +59
- Differences between Consecutive Terms:
- 10, 13, 33, 59: These do not form a simple arithmetic or geometric sequence.
- Second Level Differences:
- From 10 to 13: +3
- From 13 to 33: +20
- From 33 to 59: +26
- Difference Increments:
- First difference: 3 (+20)
- Second difference: 20 (+26)
- Pattern suggests alternation between additions of +3 and +6 to the earlier increments (20, 26).
- Next Increment Prediction:
- Supposed to be +32 after 26.
- Calculation for Next Term:
- 59 + 32 = 91
- 121 + 91 = 212
Thus, the next number is 212, which is not part of given options.
- Options provided:
- Option 1: 283
- Option 2: 246
- Option 3: 238
- Option 4: 264
- Conclusion: None of the options directly match the sequence logic. Therefore, within the scope, this problem may contain an error in provided choices.
If sticking with a more speculative alternate logic possibly intended, considering usual human trends:
- Logical calculation or error might suggest choosing the nearest pattern to reconcile with intended completion.
, as observed with pattern discussions.
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