Solving Number Series Problems is now a Piece of Cake

[@bengiaana9990]

Mam ur teaching pattern is awesome.. Tank u

[@SruthiVijayakrishnan]

Thanks mam..... I cracked UGC NET Exam Jan 2017 your detailed explanations helped me a lot.

[@Examrace]

Heartiest Congratulations on Your success. We would appreciate if you could answer these questions for the benefit of current and future aspirants. 1. How much time did you devote daily for preparation? 2. What do you consider are the best references? 3. What should be the preparation strategy? 4. How was Examrace resources beneficial for you? What all resources did you found useful? 5. What special tips would you like to give to aspirants? 6. What strategy do you recommend for Paper 1?

[@DURGAPrasad-cl8kj]

really mam .....

[@scorpio0006]

Avery big thanks to Dr. Manishika made it very Simple !

[@surayyakousar8210]

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[@dr.vinayakkakad3037]

Thanks mam for this video my all doubts are cleared .I am student of 6th standard

[@malikantiyugender7677]

it was very helpful mam thank u

[@himanshushekhar1708]

Manishika Mam is Best among the Rest!😊

[@NereuKkardiff]

Thank you so much for your time explaining this! I loved the way you teach. Keep up the good work.

[@badrag.kiringoda9627]

good lesson

[@Mayank.cg04]

Thank you Mam, that was very helpful please keep posting such video lectures, thank you once again.

[@ramanjaneyulubandam1964]

mam ur excellent... where can i get all the topics taught by u plz tell me

[@renuyadav3921]

thanks mam u r teach good plz upload more videos

[@raghunathy.1567]

thanks to share knowledge it help to solve math

[@sandeepbadlia4613]

Hello mam im little confuse in verbal non verbal problems cn u provide me a whole session?

[@Examrace]

For verbal and nonverbal reasoning you can refer the postal course at - www.examrace.com/Study-Material/Aptitude/Aptitude-FlexiPrep-Program/Postal-Courses/Examrace-Aptitude-Series.htm

[@sharifulhasan1583]

Thanks

[@aasthakumari7423]

Thanks mam...the video was very detailed nd the explanations very really good...

[@arvind-xv7dv]

thank you very much mam

[@Puzzleduniyaa]

It's really helpful tricks mam +Examrace. Loved to watch the video, got a good lession

[@47_nipungupta51]

In question which appear at 19:07, can we apply n^3 - n

[@ridaeman5794]

Ma'am, for the 'advanced' example you gave at 19:33 won't the smallest Multiple for 24 be 2x2x3x2? I understand that you did it so as to complete the pattern or puzzle, but what if a student tries to solve such type of puzzle in an exam? He/she would not know it is this type of question until told to him. Can you give some advice for such questions? Please help, i am an 8th grader and have my exam on Wednesday. It would be nice if you could answer before that

[@Examrace]

+Rida Eman Yes we have used that to understand the pattern of puzzle. This develops by practice and intuition. Once you practice you get an idea about what kind of pattern can be applied to the question.

[@Jepherdzou]

Mam u really amazing

[@hridaymaru4776]

thankyou mam really helpful l :)

[@swatigupta7896]

Ma'am i am not getting next lesson for Number Series...plz tell about link

[@CM_chemistry]

thank s mam

[@Greenflutist]

Should we be calling these examples "sequences" (as opposed to "series")?

[@Examrace]

Yes, you can.

[@dhanunjayadhanunjaya2044]

Thanks madam every your class I am understanding and I request net exam management paper also available class madam

[@Examrace]

For management practice @ www.doorsteptutor.com/Exams/UGC/Management/

[@dhanunjayadhanunjaya2044]

Very thanks

[@dhanunjayadhanunjaya2044]

Madam I expect examrace class available to management videos

[@junaidahmadsofi4876]

mam ur toooooooo good

[@PrateekVEVO]

thank you...!!

[@PrateekVEVO]

In Addition there is addition of +2

[@musharrafshaikh8317]

Explained very nicely!! where can i find the next part of this session??

[@Examrace]

+Musharraf Shaikh Please refer kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWaUm4tpZbdobsk

[@LifeWonderFulQuotes]

nice class

[@kalyankoppisetty5938]

Thankyou soo much ;)

[@zubairbhat821]

plz up load questions on information and communication technology for net exam

[@nafiecejones6988]

Do you know a website that i can get more practice.

[@Examrace]

Our comprehensive material includes practice sets with detailed answers and explanations on all teh topics - www.examrace.com/Study-Material/Aptitude/Aptitude-FlexiPrep-Program/Postal-Courses/Examrace-Aptitude-Series.htm

[@GauravKumar-kq8wz]

dear mam please provide youtube link of data interpretation specifically by you

[@Examrace]

Will include that soon.

[@abassali3593]

thank u mam

[@praveenchandra8227]

Can I get previous years solved ibps quest. Please help

[@nobithanobinobi4369]

tq mam

[@mohdnayeem5701]

Mam plz help me in data analysis for icet

[@PrateekVEVO]

In Divisional Series there is multiplication of "1/2" not "2"

[@vishvabhate478]

in the ntse exam, first sud we solve the paper and mark the answers in the ors directly or mark it in question paper and then at the end mark them on the ors???????

[@Examrace]

+vishva bhate You can do the either way, it totally depends on you how you want to proceed. The only thing that you need to keep in mind is if you mark answers in the ORS sheet at the end, make sure you have ample time left and you don't run out of time. Make sure that you don't only solve the questions but also mark in the OMR sheet.

[@vishvabhate478]

+Examrace thank u very much. very nice explanation done of each and every thing for NTSE . BTW do u hav videos for SAT preparation too.....

[@Examrace]

+vishva bhate Our practice questions for NTSE Stage 1 SAT are available at www.doorsteptutor.com/Exams/NTSE/Stage-I-State-Level/SAT-Language/

[@vishvabhate478]

thanku so much. this all will help me in cracking NTSE STAGE 1 which is going to be held on 8 nov. 2015.....

[@priyankadhanjani824]

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[@suresseervi7929]

v useful

[@abby652]

can you help me please 23,8,6,_____what is the next number and can you show me a working please

[@Examrace]

+ABBY BAILEY This does not look like a complete series, however with this limited data one possibility is - 23+1 x 1/3 = 8 8+1 x 2/3 = 6 So, 6+1 x 3/3 = 7 So the next number should be 7.

[@abby652]

ok thanks very much

[@shivaniupadhyay370]

Mam muje 4,16,36,64 ki series samaj nahi aai hi ye net ki exams me thi iske options diye hi 300 ,200,100,150

[@basantdadhich6525]

mam where is your institute?

[@Examrace]

We provide online guidance to candidates. For more details, email [e-mail]

[@swarnalatha9971]

Mam can you upload cordinate geometry video

[@Examrace]

+Swarna Latha Will include that in coming days.

[@arunchoudhary8216]

mam AK question btana 15,29,56,108,205,400___next series kya aaygi

[@Examrace]

The explanation goes as: 1 x 15 - 0 x 0 = 15, 2 x 15 - 1 x 1 = 29, 4 x 15 - 2 x 2 = 56, 8 x 15 - 3 x 4 = 108, 16 x 15 - 4 x 8 = 208, 32 x 15 - 5 x 16 = 400, 64 x 15 - 6 x 32 = 768

[@highwayrider2361]

Mam were are your classes for Upsc

[@Examrace]

+Shaizad Patel We provide online classes. Please call 09998008851 for details.

[@lalzaman8454]

what is taylor series of lnx at a=2.

[@Examrace]

We will cover taylor series in separate video lesson.

[@becomeawizard9284]

how to solve 16, 8, 12, _?_ , 105. please help fast ma'am.

[@churchchoir1167]

the answer in the blank will be 30 16*1\2= 8 8*3\2=12 12*5\2=30 30*7\2=105 thus every time answer will be multiplied with the next odd number and will be divided by 2.

[@royalmusicalgrouppholai4691]

4 4 6 12 21 ? Plz answer

[@jagaraohikaka1398]

can u solve 2,3,18,115,854 ?

[@JUSTICE.JAKS.]

is this much is enough for clat 2018

[@Examrace]

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[@rahmathussain1475]

best teacher

[@kanishkagour3780]

I like it

[@ushashank3]

nice

[@MrAamarx]

tell me which subject she donnt know

[@Kietel28]

Can someone help me with this please , 2,3,11,38,102,227,443,__? Confused 😊

[@piyushkrishnatate1450]

8,18,34,70,138,278...........5,a,b,c,d,e?

[@Examrace]

+piyush tate It is a composite alternating series. It is composite as it uses multiplication and addition/subtraction. The series goes as 8x2+2, 18x2-2, 34x2+2, 70x2-2 and so on.

[@arunkumar-ex7ce]

What is the next number in the series 6,10,27,52,153?

[@Examrace]

+arun kumar We can solve this as follows: 6x2-2=10 10x3-3=27 27x2-2=52 52x3-3=153 Next term=153x2-2=304

[@shubhamjains1006]

mam jai jenandra..

[@rajireddy1981]

0,4,18,48,100,180_?

[@Examrace]

This can be solved as follows: 4 = 1×2^2, 18 = 2×3^2, 48 = 3×4^2, 100 = 4×5^2 and please continue further.

[@prathyushapotlapally622]

can someone solve for the next number in this : 4,6,2,12,18,14

[@Examrace]

Follow the rule - multiply by 1.5, then subtract 4 and multiply by 6. Repeat this sequence again.

[@SalimMalik-ow7po]

can you plzz solve this 387924----------------3724, 423, 32, 2

[@Examrace]

+Salim Malik Everytime one extra digit is added and numbers are reversed. The extra digit is added at seemingly random location. For example, if we look at 423 is reversed as 324 and 7 (extra digit) is added. So looking at 387924, 9 must have been added (highest number), so the number before it will be reverse of 38724 that is 42783. Hence 42783 should be the answer.

[@SalimMalik-ow7po]

thank you mam

[@vishnuvardhankdpk]

please help me odd man out from the series 53,63,73,83

[@Examrace]

+vishnuvardhan kdpk Answer will be 63. All the numbers 53, 73 and 83 are prime number however 63 is divisible by 3.

[@Examrace]

+vishnuvardhan kdpk Answer will be 63. All the numbers 53, 73 and 83 are prime number however 63 is divisible by 3.

[@vishnuvardhankdpk]

+Examrace thank you soo much mam.,,,,u really grt

[@maheshreddy9882]

why (53+10=63)(63+10=73)(73+10=83)then (83+10=93) this is possible or not

[@Examrace]

+Mahesh Mahe The question is asking about odd number from the series and not the next missing number.

[@rajireddy1981]

7,21,43,111,157__?

[@Examrace]

Start with 3^2 - (3-1), then next number will be 5^2 - (5-1) and so on.

[@sureshingole3236]

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[@milanpreet_manrooh]

thank you mam

[@karthikeyanrajendran3137]

Thanks mam