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    #410713

    Provide the next number in the following sequence.

    1 3 4 5 7 8 9 ?

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    • #884757

      11 ?

      • #884758

        I can see where you’re coming from, Kevin but incorrect.

      • #884759

        I can see where you’re coming from, Kevin but incorrect.

    • #885037

      1 ?, assuming there are only 10 digits!
      PS, interesting new user pic! – what is the significance?

    • #885038

      1 ?, assuming there are only 10 digits!
      PS, interesting new user pic! – what is the significance?

    • #885186

      How about 8

      • #885302

        Nope. Once you see the pattern, you will be certain.

        Hint: If you cannot find a mathematical pattern, there probably isn’t one.

      • #885303

        Nope. Once you see the pattern, you will be certain.

        Hint: If you cannot find a mathematical pattern, there probably isn’t one.

    • #885187

      How about 8

    • #888022

      No more takers for this one? I must have Irritable Vowel Syndrome! groan

    • #888023

      No more takers for this one? I must have Irritable Vowel Syndrome! groan

    • #888033

      How about 12, 22 ?

      • #888037

        Loren Ann,

        Brilliant. clever I wonder if anyone else will supply the 9 remaining numbers to complete the sequence?

        • #888217

          I take it I’m barking up the wrong tree as I would have completed the sequence with 12, 22, 26, 32, 36, 40, 52, 56, 62, 66, 70, 80, 90?

          • #888232

            I must be bash… but this is just a bunch of random numbers to me. I eyeout no sequence question
            Could just as well be 12, 22, 32, 42, 52, 62, 72, 81, 90.5….…Just having fun with those last 2 laugh

            • #888236

              There is a sequence (more than one if my answer is incorrect) but as Rob said, it’s not really a mathematical one.

            • #888272

              If I said forty-two instead of forty , would that make sense? The rest fit my pattern. clapping

            • #888356

              blushI plead lack of coffee as my defence for the typo which led me to include 40. Should indeed be 42 and 46. That’s even more than 9 additional though?

            • #888357

              blushI plead lack of coffee as my defence for the typo which led me to include 40. Should indeed be 42 and 46. That’s even more than 9 additional though?

            • #888368

              As you know, forty-two is the answer to everything…

            • #888369

              As you know, forty-two is the answer to everything…

            • #888509

              Now where have I heard that before question wink

            • #888510

              Now where have I heard that before question wink

            • #888273

              If I said forty-two instead of forty , would that make sense? The rest fit my pattern. clapping

            • #888237

              There is a sequence (more than one if my answer is incorrect) but as Rob said, it’s not really a mathematical one.

          • #888233

            I must be bash… but this is just a bunch of random numbers to me. I eyeout no sequence question
            Could just as well be 12, 22, 32, 42, 52, 62, 72, 81, 90.5….…Just having fun with those last 2 laugh

        • #888218

          I take it I’m barking up the wrong tree as I would have completed the sequence with 12, 22, 26, 32, 36, 40, 52, 56, 62, 66, 70, 80, 90?

      • #888038

        Loren Ann,

        Brilliant. clever I wonder if anyone else will supply the 9 remaining numbers to complete the sequence?

    • #888034

      How about 12, 22 ?

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