For every 5 cashews, there are 6 peanuts and 7 almonds.
Means: Cashews:Peanuts:Almonds = 5:6:7
Sum of ratio = 5 + 6 +7 = 18
Cashews = (5/18) * 270 = 75
Peanuts = (6/18) * 270 = 90
Almonds = (7/18) * 270 = 105
So how many more what are there than peanuts?
The number of that nuts Minus the number of peanuts.
= Number of that nuts - 90
The common ratio of the sequence is calculated by dividing the second term by the first term or dividing the third term by the second term. That is,
r = 250 / 333 = 0.75
or r = 187 / 250 = 0.748 = 0.75
To get the next term, we multiply 187 by 0.75 giving us an answer of 140.25 or 141.
The <em>correct answer</em> is:
4.
Explanation:
Taking these numbers as groups of three, we have 2, 7, 8; 3, 12, 9.
In the first group, we can see that we first add 5 and then add 1.
The next group seems to start from the next consecutive number. That is, the first group starts with 2, and the next group starts with 3. The next terms in the second group are found by adding 5 to the second term of the first group (12 = 7+5) and then adding 1 to the third term of the first group (9=8+1); this is because we added 5 and added 1 previously.
Following this pattern, the next group of three would start from the next consecutive number up, 4. The next two terms would be 17 (12+5=17) and 10 (9+1=10).
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