Find Missing Square, it's impossible for u all

ANY BODY WHO IS MASTER MIND ONLY CAN SOLVE IT

It's easy.The answer is 126,that is the sum of 50,26 and again 50.

why would you add 50 + 26 + 50?

(You may think this is a stupid question, but I am probaly not as old as you guys)

2 2 2 2
2 6 10 14
2 10 26 50
2 14 50 --

look...
label-
R-row, C-column

1 2 3 4


1 2 2 2 2

2 2 6 10 14

3 2 10 26 50

4 2 14 50 --

R1,C1 + R1,C2 + R2,C1 = R2,C2
R2,C1 + R2,C2 + R3,C1 = R3,C2
and soo on...
now you get why 50 + 50 + 26??? which equal 126...

oops the row and column thing didnt come out right...sry bout that but any way the first row is the label and the first column is the label...Example
.....1 2 3 4

1 ? ? ? ?

2 ? ? ? ?

3 ? ? ? ?

4 ? ? ? ?


get it???
the 1 2 3 4 is the label

hey its okay im only 16

okay another word...pick any a number on there...that will be your main 1
then add it to the number under it and the number on the right of it...and that should equal the number that is diagonally down-right of the main 1

U are right but why u understand this too late

126?

Each of the rows involves a mathematical sequence. The answer lies in identifying the sequence for the last row. The numeric difference between the 2 and the 14 is 12; the numeric difference between the 14 and the 50 is 36; the numeric difference between the 50 and the final number must be expressed in terms of a consistent value derived from the 12 and the 36. 12 can be factored as 2 x 2 x 3,