Explanation:

Let’s break it down:

- Notice the pairs: 175 : 210, 310 : 372, 295 : ?

- The pattern: add 35 to the first number to get the second number.

- 175 + 35 = 210

- 310 + 62 = 372

- But that throws things off—so let’s take a closer look.

- First, what's the difference between 175 and 210? That’s 35.

- Difference between 310 and 372? That's 62.

- Looking deeper: each difference seems to be increasing. How?

- 175 ? 210: +35

- 310 ? 372: +62

- If you look closely, the steps aren’t a consistent sequence, but let's see if another pattern is hiding.

- Actually, squint at those numbers and notice:

- 175: (7 x 5 x 5) = 175 but 210: (7 x 5 x 6) = 210

- 310: (31 x 10) = 310 but 372: (31 x 12) = 372

- But that’s too forced. Now, let’s look at digits:

- 175 (1+7+5=13), 210 (2+1+0=3): nope, not matching.

- But the difference between numbers goes up by 27: 62-35=27.

- Pattern: add 27 to previous difference to get the next difference between the pairs.

- So,

- First difference = 35

- Second difference = 62 (35+27)

- Next difference = 62+27 = 89

So, 295 + 89 = 384.

Let’s check the options:

1. 362

2. 354

3. 348

4. 340

None match 384. So, maybe another pattern.

Try ratio?

- 210/175 = 1.2

- 372/310 ˜ 1.20

So, multiply by 1.2.

- 295 x 1.2 = 354

There it is.

Correct Answer: 2, 354

- Each second number is 1.2 times the first number.

- So for 295: 295 x 1.2 = 354.