Find the missing number.
$? ˸ 4 ∷ 40 ˸ 32$

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Solution

Given:
$? ˸ 4 ∷ 40 ˸ 32$
Here one extreme is missing
$One extreme = \frac{Product of means}{other extreme}$
$= \frac{4 \times 40}{32}$
$= 5$
Hence, the missing number is $5$ .

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Find the missing number.?˸4∷40˸32

Given:?˸4∷40˸32Here one extreme is missingOneextreme=Productofmeansotherextreme =4×4032 =5Hence, the missing number is 5.

Find the missing number.
$? ˸ 4 ∷ 40 ˸ 32$

Given:
$? ˸ 4 ∷ 40 ˸ 32$
Here one extreme is missing
$One extreme = \frac{Product of means}{other extreme}$
$= \frac{4 \times 40}{32}$
$= 5$
Hence, the missing number is $5$ .