Math, asked by adityakishore2267, 10 months ago

which number replace (?)and how

6, 9, 15, 27, ? ​

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Answered by sharmaaashutosh169
0

We need to recall the following definitions to solve the problem.

Sequence:

An ordered list of numbers (or other items like as geometric objects) that often follow a specified pattern or function is known as a sequence.

This problem is about the series.

Given series is 6, 9, 15, 27, ? ​.

We have to find the number which replace "?".

Determine the pattern

First term 3 + 2^0(3) = 6,

Second term 3 + 2^1(3) = 9,

Third term 3 + 2^2(3) = 15,

Fourth term 3 + 2^3(3) = 27,

Then the sequence is 3 + 2^{n-1}(3) = 6,

where n is term number.

So fifth term is 3 + 2^4(3) = 81.

Hence the number is 81.

Answered by rani78956
4

We must recall that:

Sequences are the grouped arrangement of numbers orderly and according to some specific rules.

Given:

6,9,15,27,...

6\times2-3=9\\9\times2-3=15\\15\times2-3=27\\27\times2-3=51

Hence answer is 51.

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