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Can You Solve This? — Transcript

by Brain Station · 228 words · 35 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Let's solve an interesting puzzle. Look
  2. 0:02at the sequence carefully and try to
  3. 0:04find the missing number.
  4. 0:06Pause the video for a moment, work it
  5. 0:09out yourself, and see if you can
  6. 0:11identify the correct option.
  7. 0:13The key to solving these questions is to
  8. 0:16find the rule that connects each number
  9. 0:19to the next.
  10. 0:20Whenever you see a number sequence,
  11. 0:22remember that there must be some pattern
  12. 0:25connecting the terms. Here, we have 2 2
  13. 0:294 12 48 and then a question mark. Our
  14. 0:33job is to figure out how each number is
  15. 0:36changing as we move from left to right.
  16. 0:40Once we discover that rule, finding the
  17. 0:42missing number becomes much easier.
  18. 0:45Let's examine the sequence step by step.
  19. 0:48The first two is multiplied by one,
  20. 0:50which gives two. Next, two is multiplied
  21. 0:54by two, giving four. Then, four is
  22. 0:57multiplied by three, giving 12. After
  23. 1:01that, 12 is multiplied by four, giving
  24. 1:0448. Do you notice the pattern? The
  25. 1:07numbers are being multiplied by
  26. 1:09consecutive integers, 1 2 3 and 4. Now,
  27. 1:14the rule should be clear. The next step
  28. 1:17is to multiply 48 by five. So, we need
  29. 1:21to calculate 48 multiplied by five,
  30. 1:24which equals 240.
  31. 1:27Therefore, the missing number is 240,
  32. 1:30option C.
  33. 1:32Did you get the answer right? Let me
  34. 1:34know in the comments and I'll see you in
  35. 1:36the next video.

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