Given the following set of numbers, X ₁ = 2, X ₂ = 4, X ₃ = 6, X ₄ = 10 , what is the value of N ? A) 2 B) 4 C) 6 D) 10

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The pattern in the given set of numbers suggests that the value of N is determined by the formula 2^(n-10), where n is the number in the subscript following the "B". For B11, B12, B13, and B14, the values are 2, 4, 6, and 10, respectively. However, the pattern actually indicates that the value doubles as the subscript increases by 1, except for the jump from 6 to 10, which does not follow a simple doubling rule or the proposed formula. Given the provided values, the pattern seems to be an increase by 2, then doubling, but the question seems to be incorrectly formulated based on the provided pattern. The correct interpretation, based on the given outcomes (2, 4, 6, 10), does not mathematically align with the formula 2^(n-10) or a consistent doubling. The question appears to be about finding a pattern or a rule that fits the given outcomes, but the provided outcomes suggest a mistake in the pattern description. Given the options and the context, the closest logical answer is 4, assuming the question intended to ask for the next number in the sequence or a pattern that fits most of the provided numbers, but this does not perfectly fit the described pattern.

Given the Following Set of Numbers, X 1 = 2

Given the Following Set of Numbers, X ₁ = 2