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2, 5, 10, 50, 500, 5000
5*2=10
10*5=50
50*10=500
500*50=25000
So odd one is 5000
34000
Answer is 45
First we need to subtract those reminders from the respective numbers, then we have to find the hcf of two numbers(numbers got from the subtraction) then you will get the answer.
So,
After subtraction you will get
3026-11 = 3015
5053-13 = 5040
HCF of these two numbers
5 | 3015 5040
3 | 603 1008
3 | 201 336
| 67 112
We can’t find a common diviser since 67 is a prime number
So the HCF = 5 * 3 * 3
= 45
5*3*3 = 45
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Its 2 times faster than the other train
v1*t=v2
v2*t=4*v1
solving these two,we get
v2/v1=2
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Total 60 trees
4 rows each with 15 trees
5 rows each with 12 trees
6 rows each with 10 trees
the sum of first 4 primes numbers =2+3+5+7 =>17