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Hardik Mittal from Jankidas kapur public school, Sonipat

Subject :Rea Class : Class 4

Look at the figure below and answer the following questions.

Which tree is 3rd to the left of second tree from right end?

AQ
BT
CR
DS

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Ashutosh Patro from LPS Public School, RAYAGADA

Class : Class 9

TREE Q

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Sarthak Kumar from Delhi Public School, INDORE

Class : Class 7

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Amit Bhasin from Podae International School, Nerul

Subject :Rea Class : Class 4

Count the number of triangles in the given figure.

A30
B28
C31
D32

not clear

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Rishika Budhiraja from TSMS Noida, Noida

Class : Class 4

ans is B

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Aarav Gupta from Delhi Public School Bangalore East, Bangalore

Class : Class 4

there are 28 triangles in the figure

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kavin from chettinad vidhyashram, Chennai

Subject :Rea Class : Class 4

If the given matrix follows a certain rule row-wise or column-wise, then find the missing number.

(NCO 2014)

A272
B181
C77
D50

Solution pls

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Mishika shah from little angels high school, gwalior

Class : Class 9

Thanks for the logic

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Amrit Priyadarshi from kanakia International School , Mumbai

Class : Class 6

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Darsh Vijay from The Orbis School, Pune

Class : Class 5

Answer is A. THIS WAS A REALLY NICE AND HARD QUESTION. Logic------Rule is column-wise that is vertically. Add the first two numbers and then multiply by four. Example- 12 13=25, 25*4=100 Same for- 8 15=23, 23*4=92 So- 16 52=68, 68*4=272

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Ritvik from Glendale, Hyderabad

Class : Class 4

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Sherlock Holmes from Baker Street, London

Class : Class 9

Answer is A. THIS WAS A REALLY NICE AND HARD QUESTION. Logic------Rule is column-wise that is vertically. Add the first two numbers and then multiply by four. Example- 12+13=25, 25*4=100 Same for- 8+15=23, 23*4=92 So- 16+52=68, 68*4=272