Find the numbers on the second floor of the number tower.

56 and 64

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57 and 63

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42 and 58

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58 and 42

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Solution

The correct option is A 56 and 64
We know that
$12 + 14 = 26,$
$14 + 16 = 30$ and
$16 + 18 = 34.$

A number on a higher floor of the tower is equal to the sum of the two numbers beneath it on the floor just below it.

So, the numbers in the second floor will be the sum of the two numbers beneath it on the first floor.

$\Rightarrow 26 + 30 = 56 and 30 + 34 = 64$

Thus, the numbers on the second floor of the tower are 56 and 64.

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