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ODD MAN OUT & SERIES


                    In any type of problems,a set of numbers is given 
in such a way that each one except one satiesfies a particular definite
property.The one which does not satisfy that characteristic is to be taken out.

Some important properties of numbers are given below :

1.Prime Number Series
           Example:
                             2,3,5,7,11,.................
2.Even Number Series 
           Example:
                             2,4,6,8,10,12,............
3.Odd Number Series:
            Example:
                              1,3,5,7,9,11,...................
4.Perfect Squares:
             Example:
                               1,4,9,16,25,..............
5.Perfect Cubes:
              Example:
                               1,8,27,64,125,.................
6.Multiples of Number Series:   
              Example:
                                3,6,9,12,15,..............are multiples of 3
7.Numbers in Arthimetic Progression(A.P):
               Example:
                                 13,11,9,7................
8.Numbers in G.P:
                 Example:
                                  48,12,3,.....
SOME MORE PROPERTIES:
1. If any series starts with 0,3,.....,generally the relation will be (n2-1).
2. If any series starts with 0,2,.....,generally the relation will be (n2-n).
3. If any series starts with 0,6,.....,generally the relation will be (n3-n).
4. If 36 is found in the series then the series will be in n2  relation.
5.  If 35 is found in the series then the series will be in n2-1 relation.
6. If 37 is found in the series then the series will be in n2+1  relation.              
7. If 125 is found in the series then the series will be in n3  relation.
8. If 124 is found in the series then the series will be in n3-1  relation.
9. If 126 is found in the series then the series will be in n3+1  relation.
10. If 20,30 found in the series then the series will be in n2-n  relation.
11. If 60,120,210,........... is found as series then the series will be
in n3-n relation. 12. If 222,............ is found then relation is n3+n 13. If 21,31,.......... is series then the relation is n2-n+1. 14. If 19,29,.......... is series then the relation is n2-n-1. 15. If series starts with 0,3,............ the series will be on n2-1 relation.