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120, 135, 126, 141, 132, 143, 138...

120, 135, 126, 141, 132, 143, 138

A

135

B

132

C

126

D

143

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To find the odd one out from the series: 120, 135, 126, 141, 132, 143, 138, we will analyze the pattern of differences between the numbers. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Series**: The series is 120, 135, 126, 141, 132, 143, 138. 2. **Calculate the Differences**: - Between 120 and 135: \[ 135 - 120 = 15 \] - Between 135 and 126: \[ 126 - 135 = -9 \] - Between 126 and 141: \[ 141 - 126 = 15 \] - Between 141 and 132: \[ 132 - 141 = -9 \] - Between 132 and 143: \[ 143 - 132 = 11 \] - Between 143 and 138: \[ 138 - 143 = -5 \] 3. **List the Differences**: - The differences we calculated are: 15, -9, 15, -9, 11, -5. 4. **Identify the Pattern**: - The pattern appears to alternate between adding 15 and subtracting 9: - +15, -9, +15, -9 - However, after the last two differences, we see a deviation: - Instead of following the pattern, we have +11 and then -5. 5. **Determine the Expected Value**: - Following the established pattern, after 132 (which is followed by 143), we should add 15: \[ 132 + 15 = 147 \] - Thus, the number that should be in place of 143 is 147. 6. **Identify the Odd One Out**: - Since 143 does not fit the established pattern (it should have been 147), we conclude that 143 is the odd one out. ### Final Answer: The odd one out in the series is **143**.

To find the odd one out from the series: 120, 135, 126, 141, 132, 143, 138, we will analyze the pattern of differences between the numbers. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Series**: The series is 120, 135, 126, 141, 132, 143, 138. 2. **Calculate the Differences**: - Between 120 and 135: ...
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