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Numerical Analogy
Number-pair analogies and odd one out.
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Find the number that completes the analogy: 12 : 144 :: 15 : ?
Q2 · Numerical Analogy · EASY
Choose the odd one out from the following number pairs: A. 3 : 27 B. 4 : 64 C. 5 : 125 D. 6 : 180
Q3 · Numerical Analogy · MEDIUM
Find the number that completes the analogy: 8 : 72 :: 12 : ?
Q4 · Numerical Analogy · HARD
In the series of number pairs below, three follow the same pattern and one does not. Identify the pair that does NOT follow the pattern: A. 7 : 56 B. 9 : 90 C. 11 : 132 D. 13 : 182
Q5 · Numerical Analogy · EASY
Complete the analogy: 16 : 256 :: 12 : ?