terryrichie terryrichie

19-07-2017
Mathematics

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If....1=5 , 2=10, 3=30, then 4=?

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sergibcnusa sergibcnusa

19-07-2017

120, notice how every time one multiplies by the number that is coming:

5*2 for 2, 10*3 for 3, so 30*4 for 4

120 is the answer

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derealtig derealtig

19-07-2017

Then 4 is going to equal to 40

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