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Math sequence help
(My 500th post ,yeah!)
Can anyone help finding the answer to this math sequence? 1,2,6,42,1806,_?_ . What should follow 1806? |
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2x2+2=6 6x6+6=42 42x42+42=1806 1806x1806+1806=.... Follow me? |
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1806x1806+1806=1962402 Thank you! Can you help me with math too? 2+3=10 7+2=63 6+5=66 8+4=96 9+7=? |
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Why do Math books/teachers think this kind of stuff really benefits anybody? This is the kind of stuff that will simply frustrate students into hating math forever! Anyhoo... 2+3=5, 5x2=10 7+2=9, 9x7=63 You can take it from there, bro! |
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6 + 5 = 11 11 x 6 = 66 8 + 4 = 12 12 x 8 = 96 9 + 7 = 16 16 x 9 = 144 Congratulations on reaching your 500th post! |
You like sequences, so here is one you can keep doing forever.
1 11 21 1211 111221 312211 ........... |
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And as such, I can't help but wonder: How did you go about figuring this out? Was it something that just came to you? Or was there a process by which you came to the answer. Heh, show your work! |
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It's fun, although it's not really math, more like easy arithmetical puzzles you could find in IQ tests.. |
Math sequences are fairly useful when dealing with statistics and performing a large amount of tests to collect various data, but not entirely useful for the real world. It's more like math nerds showing off how big their penis is...which isn't that large to begin with.
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1 11 21 1211 111221 312211 so the next one is 11312221 Am i on the right track if i say it is like roman numerals? |
No... but you almost did it, count how many numbers are in the line but do it loud and hear what you say... you will get the answer, think in language way not just Math operations... is easy but we have to think outside the box, you will kill me when you discover :D
I can even say to you what is the next sequence, but you will not understand how I do it if you can´t understand the logic, next is: 13112221 ....... next? |
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you are smart :) |
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Oh... Thank you, you are pretty smart too, did you create that problem? |
No, it is so old like Dinosaurs...
Now this is really a mathematical ordered sequence of numbers: 9 - 8 - 1 - 4 - 5 - 2 - 7 - 6 - 3 What is the rule to get this order? Spoiler:
Who also like Sudoku? |
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