Question

The words given below are written using a particular font. Identify the digit that does not belong to the same font.

Hint:

When solving font or pattern recognition problems, carefully inspect the visual differences between the items and focus on the shape or form of each character.

Answer 1

Step 1: Identify the reference style.
"Electoral Mandate" is set in an old style serif font, where strokes taper smoothly and every character carries small rounded serifs.

Step 2: Sort the digits by stroke behavior.
Check 8, 9, 6, 0, 5, 1, 4, 7, and 3 one at a time. All nine show the same gradual thick-to-thin stroke change as the letters above them.

Step 3: Isolate the mismatch.
The digit 2 keeps a near constant stroke width through its curve and its terminal looks squared off rather than tapered, so it does not share the construction of the reference text.

Final Answer:
The digit 2 does not belong to the same font as the rest.

Answer 2

A quick way to solve this is by elimination: since nine of the ten digits should share one font family and only one is the outlier, we can clear the matching digits first and see what is left over.

8, 0, 6, 9, 5, 1, 4, 7, and 3 all carry the same fine serif brackets and the same thin-to-thick stroke change used in the letters "E," "M," and "d" above them, so each of these can be cleared as a match.
That leaves only the digit 2, whose stroke stays close to one width throughout and whose curve looks noticeably plainer and more geometric than the rest of the set.
With nine digits cleared and one left over, the mismatch is confirmed rather than guessed.

The digit that does not belong to the same font is 2.