Number Series

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                         Number Series
Reasoning previous year questions 
Q.1. Find the missing number? 
10, 15, 20, 25, ?, 35, 40
A) 33         B) 31       C) 30          D)38

Q. 2. Find the missing number? 
20, 28, 37, ?, 58, 70
A) 47      B) 46          C) 45            D) 48

Q. 3. Find the missing number? 
150, 135, 120, ?, 90, 75
A) 100       B) 110          C) 105        D) 95

Q. 4.Find the missing number? 
520, 510, 490, 460, ? , 360, 280
A) 420       B) 480           C) 470       D) 450

Q. 5. Find the missing number? 
20, 40, 63, 90, 122, ? 
A) 130         B) 138           C) 150         D)160

Q. 6. Find the missing number? 
9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, ? 
A) 61             B) 81              C) 68            D) 52

Q. 7. Find the missing number? 
8, 27, 64,  ?,  216, 343, 512
A) 225           B) 125             C) 115          D) 215

Q. 8. Find the missing number? 
4, 7, 12, 19, 28, ? 
A) 39           B) 42          C) 71         D) 36

Q. 9.Find the missing number? 
3, 4, 23, 60, ?, 212
A) 121         B) 123          C) 129        D) 120

Q. 10. Find the missing number? 
5, 7, 11, ?, 17, 19
A) 9           B) 10             C) 12              D) 13

Q. 11. Find the missing number? 
17, 34, 19, 38, 23, ? 
A) 37        B) 36          C) 46         D) 48

Q. 12. Find the missing number? 
12, 24, 36, 48, ? , 72
A) 50       B) 60        C) 64          D) 70

Q. 13. Find the missing number? 
2, 12, 60, 240, 720, ? 
A) 1440     B) 1266      C) 936     D) 1022

Q. 14. Find the missing number? 
625, 125, ?, 5, 1
A) 35       B) 25        C) 45        D) 55

Q. 15. Find the missing number? 
600, 100, 20,  5,  5/3,  ? 
A) 5/6     B) 3/5         C) 5/16      D) 7/11

Q. 16. Find the missing number? 
5, 18, 57, 174, ? 
A) 625    B) 525      C) 322     D) 515

Q. 17. Find the missing number? 
8, 13, 23, 43, 83,  ? 
A) 153     B) 163       C) 143     D) 173

Q. 18. Find the missing number? 
6, 12, 14, 28, 30, ? 
A) 32       B) 42           C) 34      D) 60

Q. 19. Find the missing number? 
2187, ?, 243, 81, 27, 9
A) 529      B) 629       C) 729      D) 829

Q. 20. Find the missing number? 
6, 9, 18, 45, ?, 369
A)125       B) 126         C) 238        D) 328





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