Each number after the first is derived in the same way from the previous number. What is the number that logically follows 63?

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alexdok [17]2 years ago

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The number that logically follows 63 would be 31.

arithmetic progression

We arrive at this logical conclusion by finding the common difference between the second number (94) and (63) in the arithmetic series.

That is, 94 - 63 = 31

Adding this common difference (31) in reversal would lead to the same logical order: 31+63 = 94. Hence, 31 is the number that logically follows 63. Remember, once we know the common difference in the numeric series, it allows us what number should logically follow.

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