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What number comes inside the circle?

Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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Can you guess which number comes inside the circle?

Although this looks very easy, the sequence is not very easy. I will post the answer as soon as I find something. Let me know.

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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Sep 6, 2011

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Reya

@reya-SMihdC • Sep 15, 2011

answer is 3.

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born_star16

@born-star16-U2z3az • Sep 15, 2011

Answer : 6

Explanation : Looking at the diagram in rows, the central circle equals half the sum of the numbers in the other circles to the left and right of the centre.

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Reya

@reya-SMihdC • Sep 16, 2011

@AKD: What is the right answer?

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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Sep 16, 2011

Bornstar is correct. She has got the correct explanation too.

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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Sep 23, 2011

Find the number that should appear instead of the question mark.

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akhu

@akhu-BmpTVD • Jun 26, 2012

ans pls...

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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Jun 26, 2012

Let there be some answer guessing.

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Vanita Ladkat

@vanita-3O4Lij • Jul 2, 2012

ans is:3
Right?

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Vanita Ladkat

@vanita-3O4Lij • Jul 5, 2012

sure @Prashnath
i think its like :
In first row if we divide circles horizontally and adding numbers in each semicircle then finding difference between calculated addtion for first row its 5,6,7 resp for each circle
same for second row so that of 1st circle is 2 so next should be 3 so the answer
but is it right?

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Vanita Ladkat

@vanita-3O4Lij • Jul 5, 2012

@AKD
what is right answer?

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Prashanth_p@cchi

@prashanth-p-at-cchi-rg0z63 • Jul 5, 2012

vanitaladkatsure @Prashnath
i think its like :
In first row if we divide circles horizontally and adding numbers in each semicircle then finding difference between calculated addtion for first row its 5,6,7 resp for each circle
same for second row so that of 1st circle is 2 so next should be 3 so the answer
but is it right?
You mean 3 is the the difference and also the answer???
For Ex: In sec row as you said 2 is obtained by (1+7)-(2+4).
and 3 is obtained by (9+?)-(6+3). So ? is 3.

Can be a valid answer, but I think there is a solution and justifies the connection between the circles.

Anyways, good answer!!! By looking at the arrangement of the circles, it is valid!!!

Let's see what #-Link-Snipped-# has to say.
But I think we will have to give another try, before she outs the answer.

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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Jul 5, 2012

vanitaladkatans is:3
Right?
Yes. 3 is the correct answer.
Using the lower two circles as a source, the values in corresponding segments of the upper left circle equal the sums of the numbers in the lower two circles. The values in the upper central circle equal the products of the values in the lower two circles, and the upper right circle equals the difference between values in the lower two circles.

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Vanita Ladkat

@vanita-3O4Lij • Jul 7, 2012

AbraKaDabraYes. 3 is the correct answer.
Using the lower two circles as a source, the values in corresponding segments of the upper left circle equal the sums of the numbers in the lower two circles. The values in the upper central circle equal the products of the values in the lower two circles, and the upper right circle equals the difference between values in the lower two circles.
ok
but mine logic was different.
Anyways i got another way of thinking from this 😀

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Vanita Ladkat

@vanita-3O4Lij • Jul 7, 2012

yes

Prashanth_p@cchiYou mean 3 is the the difference and also the answer???
For Ex: In sec row as you said 2 is obtained by (1+7)-(2+4).
and 3 is obtained by (9+?)-(6+3). So ? is 3.

Can be a valid answer, but I think there is a solution and justifies the connection between the circles.

Anyways, good answer!!! By looking at the arrangement of the circles, it is valid!!!

Let's see what #-Link-Snipped-# has to say.
But I think we will have to give another try, before she outs the answer.
Yes so is 3
but AKD's logic is different
And as we all knw 1 question can be solved by different ways
and different people may come up wid different logic 😀

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nibhani

@nibhani-wLU5Ju • Jul 8, 2012

AbraKaDabra

Find the number that should appear instead of the question mark.
i think the number is 9 because in first circle 8-7=1 and 10-10=0 and (1*0=0)...same as in 2nd circle..and in 3rd circle and 4th circle if we will perform the same operation then the answer will be 12.so there is a sequence of 0,0,12,12...so the next sequece should be 0 which will be if we use 9 at the place of question mark...am i right?

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Ankita Katdare

@abrakadabra • Jul 8, 2012

#-Link-Snipped-# Answer is 3. Check my post #15 in this thread.

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तामाङ मार्सल

@tamana-dL8ORu • Dec 17, 2018

Solving the problem with doings this

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