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sdhalepaska
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#1
Simple Number Problem
Jun 21 '07, 08:20 PM
What does the following list of numbers have in common and what would the next number be:
2, 5, 5, 4, 5, 6, 3, 7, X
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Jun 21 '07, 10:19 PM
The next number is 6.....
If that is correct I can explain why, but others might like a go first.....
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sdhalepaska
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Jun 21 '07, 10:22 PM
Originally posted by
DeMan
The next number is 6.....
If that is correct I can explain why, but others might like a go first.....
That is correct. Go ahead and explain it if you want. I would be interested to see hear how you figured it out...
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Jun 21 '07, 10:24 PM
the number of bars on an LED/LCD (display) required to display different numbers.....
eg
Code:
1 = | | (2 bars) etc.....
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Jun 21 '07, 10:27 PM
What about :
2,1,2,2,2,1,2,2 ,X,Y,Z
(if you get all 3 I'll assume you understand why!!)
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sdhalepaska
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Jun 22 '07, 03:20 PM
Originally posted by
DeMan
What about :
2,1,2,2,2,1,2,2 ,X,Y,Z
(if you get all 3 I'll assume you understand why!!)
I would guess 2, 2, 2 but my guess would be based on a hope that you have one too many 2s in your question.
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#7
Jun 22 '07, 10:42 PM
'fraid that's not the answer, and I double checked, there is no extraneous digit......
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#8
Jul 6 '07, 06:20 PM
x=2
y=1
z=2
The pattern : 2122
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#9
Jul 9 '07, 06:36 AM
Originally posted by
DeMan
What about :
2,1,2,2,2,1,2,2 ,X,Y,Z
(if you get all 3 I'll assume you understand why!!)
2
1
3
is the answer,
i thought it was some binary code to start of with but it is much simpler
i do actually know the answer, i didnt pull these numbers from thin air
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