Mathematics · Number Series
Given below are three number series: Series I: 590, 615, 651, 711, 795, 927 Series II: 64, 164, 285, 510, 546, 770 Series III: 18, 25.5, 40.5, 63, 93, 131 If the correct numbers replacing the wrong terms of Series I, II, and III are represented as X, Y, and Z respectively, then which of the following equations is/are correct? I. (X - Z) + 5 = Y - 15 2 + 2 II. (25 2 - Y) = (X + Z) - 785 III. Z + 300 - (X + Y) = 940
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