Explanation:

Let’s break this down step by step:

- The question is built around finding a pattern, but you didn’t supply the set of numbers to compare—so I can only look at the options.

- Here are the options: 41, 49, 47, 51.

- Usually, in these questions, 49 stands out. That’s because 49 = 7 x 7, a perfect square, while the others aren’t.

- 41 and 47 are prime numbers (makes them special but not like a perfect square does for this kind of analogy).

- 51 is just out here (not prime, not a square).

- If the relationship is “number whose square root is an integer,” 49 is pretty clearly the outlier.

- So, the answer should be:

Option:2, 49

That’s the logic. If you need the pattern explored differently, toss in those first 5 numbers and I’ll dive deeper.