Mathematics · Algebraic Equations
Consider a number series: 0.7, 7, 56, 448, 1344, 2688. Let 'P' be the wrong term, and 'Q' be the correct term that should replace 'P'. If 'R' is a non-integer such that (P - Q - 6R)2 = 256, find the value of [3R + (Q/6)].
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