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    The document discusses 45 different models for number analogy questions that commonly appear on competitive exams. It provides examples of each model with the format "n:m::p:q" where the question is to determine q based on the relationship between n and m and p. Some models relate numbers to their squares, cubes, sums, differences, or products in various ways. Being able to recognize these patterns is important for performing well on exams that include number analogy questions.

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    The document discusses 45 different models for number analogy questions that commonly appear on competitive exams. It provides examples of each model with the format "n:m::p:q" where the question is to determine q based on the relationship between n and m and p. Some models relate numbers to their squares, cubes, sums, differences, or products in various ways. Being able to recognize these patterns is important for performing well on exams that include number analogy questions.

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    The document discusses 45 different models for number analogy questions that commonly appear on competitive exams. It provides examples of each model with the format "n:m::p:q" where the question is to determine q based on the relationship between n and m and p. Some models relate numbers to their squares, cubes, sums, differences, or products in various ways. Being able to recognize these patterns is important for performing well on exams that include number analogy questions.

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    The document discusses 45 different models of number analogies that frequently appear in competitive exams.

    15 different models of number analogies are discussed, ranging from simple relationships like n:n^2 to more complex patterns involving products of numbers.

    Number analogy model 5 follows the pattern n:n^2+n. For example, the relationship 11:132 means that the number is squared and then added to itself.

    03.

    Verbal Reasoning Questions - NUMBER ANALOGY Types of Number Analogies


    NUMBER ANALOGY - TYPES OF ANALOGIES
    Analogy means corresponding. In this chapter, we come across 3 types of Analogie
    s namely word, letter, and number. In this type of questions which were based on
    analogy, a particular relationship is given and another similar relationship ha
    s to be identified from the given alternatives. At least 1 or 2 questions are as
    ked from Number Analogy in most of the competitive examinations and some placeme
    nt papers like TCS Placement papers and Infosys Placement papers and TechMahindr
    a placement papers.
    Number Analogy is the one of the important topics in Verbal Reasoning and Aptitu
    de Questions. We will discuss Word analogy (or Verbal Analogy) and Letter Analog
    y of the Verbal Reasoning in next chapters.
    Here we are discussing the various types of number analogies which were asked in
    previous placement papers and SBI PO and SBI clerks examination .And also there
    models are helpful to you to get good marks in IBPS PO and clerks examinations
    and all other competitive examinations like SSC, CSAT entrance examinations.
    Various types of number analogies:
    Number Analogy Model 1: n : n2
    Example : 3 : 9 : : 4 : .....
    (a) 12
    (b) 16
    (c) 18
    (d) 24
    Answer: b
    Number Analogy Model 2: n : n3
    Example : 5 : 125 :: 7 : ........
    (a) 343 (b) 49
    (c) 128 (d) 245
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 3: n : n2 + 1
    Example:. 4:17::5 : .........
    (a) 15
    (b) 26 (c) 26
    (d) 35
    Answer: c.
    Number Analogy Model 4: n : n2-1
    Example: 7:48 :: 9: ........
    (a) 60
    (b) 70
    (c) 80
    (d) 90
    Answer: c
    Number Analogy Model 5: n : n2 + n
    Example: 11:132::13: ..........
    (a) 176 (b) 182 (c) 169 (d) 145
    Answer: b
    Number Analogy Model 6: n : n2
    n
    Example : 7 : 42 :: 9 : ..........
    (a) 72
    (b) 80 (c) 81
    (d) 94
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 7: n : n3 +1
    Example : 7 : 344 ::9 : ........
    (a) 700 (b) 730 (c) 800 (d) 940
    Answer: b
    Number Analogy Model 8: n : n3 -1
    Example: 5:124::8: ...........
    (a) 511 (b) 650 (c) 400 (d) 850
    Answer: a

    Number Analogy Model 9: n : n3 + n


    Example : 6 : 222 :: 7: ........
    (a) 350 (b) 343 (c) 400 (d) 500
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 10: n:n3-n
    Example : 4:60::6: ..........
    (a) 216 (b) 220 (c) 210 (d) 300
    Answer: c
    Number Analogy Model 11: n : (n+1)2
    Example : 5:36::7 : .......
    (a) 150 (b) 64 (c) 123 (d) 150
    Answer: b.
    Number Analogy Model 12: n:(n-1)2
    Example : 8:49::10: ...........
    (a) 70 (b) 60
    (c) 81
    (d) 96
    Answer: c
    Number Analogy Model 13: n : (n+1)3
    Example: 4:125::7: ........
    (a) 512 (b) 169 (c) 89
    (d) 225
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 14: n : (n-1)3
    Example : 3: 8 :: 5 : ........
    (a) 27
    (b) 64
    (c) 50
    (d) 60
    Answer: b
    Number Analogy Model
    Example: 7 : 14 : :
    (a) 24
    (b) 30
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model
    Example : 7 : 21 : :
    (a) 27
    (b) 55
    Answer: a

    15: n : 2n
    12 : ............
    (c) 2
    (d) 8
    16: n : 3n
    9 : .............
    (c) 18
    (d) 24

    Number Analogy Model 17: n : Pn, where P is an integer.


    .
    Example : 10 : 40 : : 5 :
    (a) 20
    (b) 30
    (c) 15
    (d) 25
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 18: n2 : n
    Example : 25 : 5 : : 100 : .........
    (a) 111 (b) 12
    (c) 10
    (d) 16
    Answer: c
    Number Analogy Model 19: n3 : n
    Example : 216 : 6: : 512 : ........
    (a) 8
    (b) 9
    (c) 10
    (d) 11
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 20: n:(2n)2
    Example : 5 : 100 :: 6 : .......
    (a) 144 (b) 50
    (c) 100 (d) 70
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 21: Product of even numbers.
    Example : 8:24::48 : ......

    (a) 80
    (b) 100 (c) 120 (d) 140
    Answer: a
    (:. 2x4, 4x6, 6x8, 8x10)
    Number Analogy Model 22: Product of Odd numbers.
    Example : 15 : 35 ::63 : ........
    (a) 30
    (b) 99
    (c) 77
    (d) 100
    Answer: b
    ( 3 x 5, 5 x 7, 7 x 9, 9 x 11)
    Number Analogy Model
    Example : 6
    (a) 30
    (b) 40
    Answer: c
    (2 x 3 : 3 x 5:: 5 x

    23: Product of Prime numbers.


    : 15 ::35: ........
    (c) 77
    (d) 80
    7 : 7 x 11)

    Number Analogy Model 24: Square of Prime numbers.


    Example : 49:121::169 : .......
    (a) 268 (b) 289 (c) 679 (d) 723
    Answer: b
    (since 72 : 112 ::132 : 172)
    Number Analogy Model 25: n : n+P where P is a integer
    Example : 13:15::17 : ......
    (a) 19
    (b) 18
    (c) 389 (d) 24
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 26: n:n-P Where P is a number.
    Example : 35 : 28 : : 20 : .......
    (a) 13
    (b) 15
    (c) 17
    (d) 19
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 27: n:n2/2
    Example : 10:50::12 : ......
    (a) 75
    (b) 72
    (c) 79
    (d) 80
    Answer: b
    Number Analogy Model 28: n : n3/2
    Example : 8:256::10 .......
    (a) 500 (b) 550 (c) 600
    (d) 650
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 29: n:n(n+1)
    Example : 6: 42::8 .......
    (a) 72
    (b) 75
    (c) 80
    (d) 90
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 30: n:n(n-1)
    Example : 12:132::8: ......
    (a) 56
    (b) 64
    (c) 60
    (d) 70
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 31: abc : (ab x c)
    Example : 123 : 36 :: 234 : ...........
    (a) 50
    (b) 60
    (c) 92
    (d) 70
    Answer: c
    Number Analogy Model 32: abc : (a + b + c)
    Example : 345 : 12 :: 432 : ..........
    (a) 18
    (b) 9
    (c) 20
    (d) 30

    Number Analogy Model 33: abc : (a x b x c)


    Example : 123 : 6 :: 234 : ........
    (a) 24
    (b) 28
    (c) 32
    (d) 36
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 34: abc : (a2 + b2 + c2)
    Example : 123 : 14 :: 234 : .........
    (a) 28
    (b) 29
    (c) 50
    (d) 60
    Answer: B
    Number Analogy Model 35: ab : a x p, b x p where p is a integer
    Example : 45 : 24, 30 :: 76: ......
    (a) 42, 36
    (b) 72, 67
    (c) 66, 30
    (d) 42, 30
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 36: ab : a3b3
    Example : 24 : 864 :: 35 : .....
    (a) 9125
    (b) 1020
    (c) 1010
    (d) 925
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 37: ab : a2b2
    Example : 24:416::46: ......
    (a) 1636
    (b) 1625
    (c) 3649
    (d) 1216
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 38: ab : (a+b)2
    Example : 52 : 49 : 64 : .........
    (a) 70
    (b) 90
    (c) 100 (d) 120
    Answer: c
    Number Analogy Model 39: ab : (a-b)2
    Example : 96 : 9 : : 72: ..........
    (a) 27
    (b)25
    (c) 35
    (d) 14
    Answer: b
    Number Analogy Model 40: ab : (a+b)3
    Example : 23 : 125 : : 34 : ........
    (a) 343 (b) 216 (c) 162 (d) 600
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 41: ab : (a-b)3
    Example : 62 : 64 :: 53 : ........
    (a) 70
    (b) 54
    (c) 8
    (d) 60
    Answer: c
    Number Analogy Model 42: ab : a2+b
    Example : 24 : 8 :: 48 : .........
    (a) 24
    (b) 25
    (c) 46
    (d) 72
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 43: ab : a2
    b
    Example : 64 : 32 :: 84 : ...........
    (a) 60
    (b) 68
    (c) 70
    (d) 80
    Answer: a
    Number Analogy Model 44: abc: (a+b+c)/3
    Example : 123 : 2 :: 345 : ..........

    (a) 4
    Answer: a

    (b) 6

    (c) 8

    (d) 10

    Number Analogy Model 45: abc : (a+b+c)/2


    Example : 347: 7 :: 738 : ........
    (a) 8
    (b) 9
    (c) 10
    (d) 11
    Answer: b

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