Math, asked by deshwalshivani247, 25 days ago

how I can find missing no. 1,8,17,30,_ 76

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Answered by ved4129

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43

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Answered by vatsalpal13jun2009

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Answer. 1,8,17,30,49,76 . Hope it is correct and helps you.

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