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Today , I post a mixed test of series system. Hope you like my today's blog 😊😊

1. Look at the series 80, 10,70,15,60.. what  number should be next?
a.20  b.25  c.30  d.50
2.Look at the series 15,32,66,134...what should be next?
a. 276
b. 369
c. 270
d. 287
3.Look  at the series AYIN,BWLM,DUOL,?KQUJ
a. GSRK
b. GTRL
c. HSQM
d. More than one of above
4. What will at the place of ? In the given series 
BZA,DYC,FXE,?JIV
a. HAG
b. HGJ
c. HWG
d. None of above
5.  Which is the second element to the left of the sixth element from the right?
a.&
b.@
c. E
D.9
6. Find the missing element in the series given below:

    ABD EFH IJL MNP QRT ?

    a. XYZ

    b. VWY

    c. WXZ

    d. UVX

    e. XZA

    7. ACE , ? MOQ , SUW 

    Find the missing term .

    a. GIK

    b. FHJ

    c. GHJ

    d. GIL

    e. EFH

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