Solution
In the figure, we see that the opposite triangles add up to 20. 19+1, 3+17, 15+5,2+18, 16+4 all add up to 20. Hence following this pattern, the number in the question mark when added to 6 ,should also be 20.
Hence the number will be 20-6=14.
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