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  • apple6
    apple6

    @apple6-xCqSyW • Jun 11, 2012

    is it 32 ? please say whether it is correct or not...

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  • KenJackson
    KenJackson

    @kenjackson-mBf7HF • Jun 11, 2012

    Can you give us a hint?
    Is it strictly numeric/mathematical?
    Or does it involve some social thing?
    Something about some products?

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  • apple6
    apple6

    @apple6-xCqSyW • Jun 11, 2012

    separate the given series into two different series.. & observe them you will definitely get an idea....

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  • Prashanth_p@cchi
    Prashanth_p@cchi

    @prashanth-p-at-cchi-rg0z63 • Jun 11, 2012

    KenJacksonCan you give us a hint?
    Is it strictly numeric/mathematical?
    Or does it involve some social thing?
    Something about some products?

    I know it is tough!!! But it is mathematical......

    Hint: Every number is dependent only on its previous number, except the 1st one(Ex: 62 is derived only from 72).

    Also, sometimes there might be many answers for a series. thinking might be different!!! I would be happy to have any answer with a proper explanation.

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  • Prashanth_p@cchi
    Prashanth_p@cchi

    @prashanth-p-at-cchi-rg0z63 • Jun 11, 2012

    apple6separate the given series into two different series.. & observe them you will definitely get an idea....

    So, you know the answer???

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  • Sagar07
    Sagar07

    @sagar07-LecI1i • Jun 11, 2012

    Ans is 132 according to my logic...
    7^2+2^2+7+2=62...
    6^2+2^2+6+2=48...
    4^2+8^2+4+8=92...
    9^2+2^2+9+2=96...
    9^2+6^2+9+6=132...

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  • Prashanth_p@cchi
    Prashanth_p@cchi

    @prashanth-p-at-cchi-rg0z63 • Jun 12, 2012

    Sagar07Ans is 132 according to my logic...
    7^2+2^2+7+2=62...
    6^2+2^2+6+2=48...
    4^2+8^2+4+8=92...
    9^2+2^2+9+2=96...
    9^2+6^2+9+6=132...

    Correct 😀.

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  • KenJackson
    KenJackson

    @kenjackson-mBf7HF • Jun 12, 2012

    OK, that explains why they're all even numbers.
    An odd numbered squared is always odd, and the sum of two odd numbers is always even.

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