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The difference between each number here is the terms of a geometric progression (GP) with a common ratio of 2:
7 16 34 70 142
GP: +9, +18, +36, +72, +144…

Therefore, the missing number is 142 + 144 = 286

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@amazing_physics 3sqrt(13) / sqrt(3)*sqrt(13)
= 3 / sqrt(3)
= [sqrt(3)*sqrt(3)] / sqrt(3)
= sqrt(3)
Approximately 1.732

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@onlyskypace Multiplication/division before addition/subtraction.
8 + (8 / 8) + (8 * 8) - 8
= 8 + 1 + 64 - 8
= 1 + 64
= 65

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@tugce190333 It’s 286 [142 + 144]
The difference between each number is 9 times powers of 2, where 144 is 9 * 2^4

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Any number that appears just after the division sign is at the denominator. So, the first two number can be rewritten as a single fraction:
(8/8) * 8 = 1 * 8
= 8 [The correct answer]

The last 8 cannot directly multiply the middle 8 because they are preceded by opposite signs.
8 / 8 * 8 ≠ 8 / (8*8) = 8/64 or 1/8
[Wrong]
The same principle applies to addition and subtraction:
5 - 3 or -3 + 5 = 2
In the same way:
… / 8 * 8 or 8 / 8 = 1

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@MustafaCharts Divide both sides of 9/27 by 9. Always simplify fractions where possible:
1/3 = N/33
N = 33 * 1/3
= 33/3
N = 11

Check (replace N with 11):
11/33 => 1/3

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@miaElizai This is so easy that you don’t even need to know the square root of 25 to simplify this (Just assume ‘_|’ is the square root sign):
(2_|25) / _|25
Divide both sides by _|25
2/1 = 2