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9 = 9
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The answer is 56. I worked it out if 2=6   3=12    3x2 = 6 ....4x3=12....5x4=20...6x5=30....9x6=54
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You have to think Algebra for some of those who say it's not a mathematical problem!

9=90

Think of it the way...

9y=90

Y=90

Adding 1 each time! Finishing the missing numbers instead of jumping from 6 to 9. It makes sense... 9y=90!
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9=90

9y=90

Y=10

You must think alegebra for those of you who say it's not an answer!
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Each answer after the first has 2 added to it. Looking at the pattern of answers, the final answer is 78.
 

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x * (x+1) = y

9 * (9+1) = 90
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I got 90 2•3=6 3•4=12 4•5=20 5•6=30 6•7=42 7•8=56 8•9=72 9•10=90
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I'm not going through the math because several already have.  The correct answer is 90 because the numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 in the problem constitutes numbers in a sequence to infinity with the answer being where number 9 is within the sequence.  For the answer to be anything else, then 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 would have to all be random numbers, which they are not and there is nothing in the problem to indicate the numbers are random.
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it is easy because 9 times 10 = 90 so answer = 90smiley

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As written the answer is 56,
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90. Because, 2 x 3 = 6 3 x 4 = 12 4 x 5= 20 5 x 6= 30 6 x 7= 42 9 x 10= 90
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100. each number in the right hand column increases by 2 as it is added.
6+6=12
12+8=20
20+10=30
30+12=42
42+14=56 (not shown)
56+16=82 (not shown)
82+18=100
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i got 90... What is the correct answer?
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It's just a next in series question. It is written incorrectly.   You don't have to be a genius to answer it (correctly), but you do have to leave out assumptions.  I'm amazed at how hard so many people worked to get the answer wrong.  A perfect example of why the world is struggling today.  Taking a simple task, making it harder than it needs to be and then complicating yourself into the wrong answer.  -  Yes, I know I didn't provide it, because if I do, many will tell me how stupid I am based on their incorrect answer,  which in turn just supports my comment.
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2=6,3=12,4=20,5=30,6=42,7=56,8=72 et 9=90
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What makes me want to go 9x8 instead of 9x10? I must be dyslexic.
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90 is the answer that I received.
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2(*3)=6. 3*4=12 4*5=20 5*6=30 6*7=42 then 9*10 =90. The answer is 90
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