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which is the sequence (36,136,140,312,334,412,808,868,1526)?

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Answered by kushwahamohit645

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Answered by gajaresakshi4

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Step-by-step explanation:

In this question there are two alternate series

1st series is 3624,3644,3664,3684... which is obtained by adding 20 to the previous number.

2nd series is 4363,4563,4763 which is obtained by adding 200 to the previous term.

Hence, 4763 replaces question mark?.

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