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Mathematics

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quester [9]4 years ago

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Answer:

The value on the In side: 2

The first value on the Out side: 87

The second value on the Out side: 93

Step-by-step explanation:

First, I started by finding the differences by each step on both sides. I noticed that they increased together. 45-27 is 18, and it mirrored on the other side. 27-9 is 18, and it mirrored. By this I mean that 81-63=18 as well as 63-45=18. So I followed this pattern 45-38=7, so 9-7=2, and that gives us our first answer. 51-45=6, so 81+6=87, gives us our second. 57-51=6, so 87+6=93, and this gives us our third.

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