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If 5 # 3 @ 3 = 12 and 7 # 2 @ 4 = 10, then what will be 2 # 9 @ 5?

A26

B32

C13

D29

Answer:

C. 13

Read Explanation:

The pattern followed is,

For 5 # 3 @ 3 = 12,

5×33=153=125\times{3}-3=15-3=12

And

For 7 # 2 @ 4 = 10

7 ×\times 2 – 4 = 14 – 4 = 10

Similarly,

For 2 # 9 @ 5

2 × 9 – 5 = 18 – 5 = 13

Hence the answer is 13.

Hence, “13” is the correct answer.


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