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General Aptitude TestVerbal ReasoningOdd One Out/Classification

Three of the numbers are alike in a certain way and one is different.…

Three of the numbers are alike in a certain way and one is different. Select the number that is different.

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 3

The correct answer is Option (3) → 119

Splitting each number into prime factors shows what three of them have in common:

  • Option (1) 133 — \(7\times19\)

  • Option (2) 209 — \(11\times19\)

  • Option (3) 119 — \(7\times17\); it is the only one that is not a multiple of 19, so 119 is the odd one out

  • Option (4) 247 — \(13\times19\)

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