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What should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series?
77, 76, 84, 57, ?, – 4
81
100
121
144
169
To solve the number series, let's identify the pattern:
- The sequence starts with 77 and then decreases by 1 to 76.
- Next, it jumps to 84, which is an increase of 8.
- From 84, it drops significantly to 57, which is a decrease of 27.
- We need to find the next number before reaching -4.
Let's analyze the pattern:
- First Move: 77 to 76 is a decrease of 1.
- Second Move: 76 to 84 is an increase of 8.
- Third Move: 84 to 57 is a decrease of 27.
Notice the pattern alternates between decrease and increase, and the amount of change itself alternates in a particular manner:
- Increase: -1, +8, -27, ?
- Looks like a pattern of alternating signs and growing steps (1×(1)^2, 2×(2)^2, 3×(3)^2, 4×(4)^2).
Continuing this pattern:
- Fourth Move: From 57 to the next number:
- It should be an increase by 4×(4)^2 = 4×16 = 64.
- Result: 57 + 64 = 121
Reviewing Options:
- Option 1: 81
- Option 2: 100
- Option 3: ? 121 (Correct Answer)
- Option 4: 144
- Option 5: 169
Therefore, the correct answer is 121.
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