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Find next no. in the series: 3,10,7,12,-,9,16
A. 14
B. 11
C. 13
D. 12
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uh, is that '-,9' just supposed to be a '-9'?
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1. 3+4 = 7
2. 10+2 = 12
3. 7+2= 9
4. 12+4=16
5. 9+n=q
n=/=2, else no pattern.
n=2r
n can only be 4
q=13
answer = C.
next numbers: 18, 15, 22, 19, 24, 21, 28, 25 etc.
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3,10,7,12, ? 9,16
What is the number between 12 and 9
Options:
A 11
B 12
c 13
D 14
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Delta n >= 2
Answer = 14.
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ans 13
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Plz explain
has this serie got something to do with triangles?
Last edited by LQ (2006-12-07 21:50:26)
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even i didnt understand
"Let us realize that: the privilege to work is a gift, the power to work is a blessing, the love of work is success!"
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I'm confused.... which is right?
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check this out:
http://www.research.att.com/~njas/seque … &go=Search
The only matching (integer) sequence would be the first of the three, none of the other are followed by either 11,12,13 or 14. But then, the rest are still wrong... If it really is a sequence (can't see it myself), nice find.
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3,10,7,12,14,9,16
number of odds = u
the space between u and next u can be either 2^(u-1), or some other chaotic system.
Note: u would work.
Guess number of even in a row is the total number of odd numbers. Possibly.
Can we make the asumption that the serie beginns with 3 for real?
Anyway, let's say that space between odd numbers = 2^(u-1). Then what is even numbers + odd numbers as a function of u when the n:th number is odd?
even numbers + odd numbers = n
F(2^(u-1)) + log2(2^(u-1)) + 1 = n
F(e^(ln(2)*(u-1))) + u-1 + 1 = n
e^(qln(2))/ln(2) + (u-1) + 1 = n
How do you get u?
Is it possible that the function is imaginary instead?
Last edited by LQ (2006-12-09 01:16:20)
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