Two series I and II are given below. Each series contains one wrong term, and both follow different patterns. Use the given conditions to find the wro...

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Two series I and II are given below. Each series contains one wrong term, and both follow different patterns. Use the given conditions to find the wrong term in series I.

Series I: aa, b+5b+5, c+8c+8, $87$, $412$, $2185$, $13326$

Series II: b+4b+4, c+8c+8, $36$, a+50a+50, $79$, $111$, $152$

Given:

  1. The quadratic equation 10bx2(21a)x+3=010b x^2 - (21 - a)x + 3 = 0 has roots z10\frac{z}{10} and y20\frac{y}{20}, where z10>y20\frac{z}{10} > \frac{y}{20}.
  2. Any multiple of yy ends with digit zero.
  3. cz=9c - z = 9 and the LCM of zz and $5$ is $15$.

If the wrong term of series I is subtracted from $25$, find the result.

Options

A.

$60$

B.

$10$

C.

$15$

D.

$25$

E.

$18$

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