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2 years ago

A sequence of numbers is shown below :

2 answers:

5 0

Because you are addict 4 to each number
1+4=5 (5 is the second number)
5+4=9 (9 is the third number)
And so on
The closest number by adding 4’s only is 93, but keeping the same rule (x+4) you won’t reach EXACTLY 95

Molodets [167]2 years ago

3 0

Answer:

95 is not a term here as the next verse should be 98 as it is a 94 term in this pattern

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