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Question 16

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What is the next number in this sequence?

Explanation

The next number in the series is always found by subtracting the previous number from the number before it. So you calculate the number at position 3 by subtracting the number at position 2 from the number at position 1

Watch out, subtracting a negative number is the same as adding the number.
5 - 10 = -5
10 - -5 = 15
-5 - 15 = -20
15 - -20 = 35
-20 - 35 = -55
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Overview
Question ID: Wn3VCawM
Main category: Numerical Reasoning
Sub category: Number sequences
Difficulty Level: 7What is item difficulty?
Nr of times answered: 2920
Average IQ of people who answered this question: 100.29
Percentage of answers correct: 67.53%
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Discrimination: 1.41 What is item discrimination?
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Average IQ of people who gave an incorrect answer: 94.18
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