Kid brother came home with this assignment, please help

I think the left side digits are being divided by a common factor to give the corresponding values on the right.

For example, the one used as sample for them, the common factor is 5. Thus
25/5 = 5
35/5= 7
65/5= 13

For the first exercise, the factor should be 2, gotten by 8/4. Where the right value is given, multiply by the factor to get the right and when the left is given, divide by the factor to get the corresponding right.
if this is done well, the number one exercise would be
8,2,14>>>4,1,7 hope you get?

Chai, my hand ooo

jazboy:
Kid brother came home with this assignment, please help

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Halezis:
I think the left side digits are being divided by a common factor to give the corresponding values on the right.

For example, the one used as sample for them, the common factor is 5. Thus
25/5 = 5
35/5= 7
65/5= 13

For the first exercise, the factor should be 2, gotten by 8/4. Where the right value is given, multiply by the factor to get the right and when the left is given, divide by the factor to get the corresponding right.
if this is done well, the number one exercise would be
8,2,14>>>4,1,7 hope you get?

Chai, my hand ooo

Thanks alot, really appreciate

matex97:
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Thanks

jazboy:
Thanks alot, really appreciate

Hope you were able to find a way to the solutions using those tricks?

Good morning, please the gurus in the house should help me out with this basic 4 lantern quantitative reasoning, page 64 & 65. thanks.

Gurus in the house, am still standing by for assistance. please, help me out with this basic 4 lantern quantitative reasoning, page 64 & 65. God bless....

please, I need help with the exercise on pages 64 & 65 of lantern quantitative reasoning

Nelly14324:
please, I need help with the exercise on pages 64 & 65 of lantern quantitative reasoning

This is very simple nah. Just seeing this , Have you gotten the answer?