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Find out the number which has 6 in one’s place and is less than 39, from below numbers.
32, 56, 31, 35, 36.

  1. 32    
  2. 56    
  3. 36    
  4. 35    

The correct answer is: 36


    Numbers are 32, 56, 31, 35, 36.
    Clue-1: Numbers which has 6 in one’s place are 56, 36.
    Clue-2: Number less than 39 is 36.
    Hence, the number is 36.

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