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Can you find the next number in the following series?
Find next numberWhat is the next number in the series?Which number should replace the question mark?Reasoning - Find Missing NumberPattern #1: ArrowsFind the next number in the seriesFind the next number in this sequenceFind the next number in the following sequence [Mind bender]
.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty margin-bottom:0;
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Replace the question mark with the next number.
14, 1, 13, 0, 23, 21, ?
riddle pattern sequence
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
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Replace the question mark with the next number.
14, 1, 13, 0, 23, 21, ?
riddle pattern sequence
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
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Every time I see numbers in the range of [0--25] or [1-26]ish I think of the alphabet. And once I do, I have a hard time scrubbing that from me addled mind...
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– tgm1024
4 hours ago
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Not on OEIS
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– Fabich
2 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Replace the question mark with the next number.
14, 1, 13, 0, 23, 21, ?
riddle pattern sequence
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
216 bronze badges
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Replace the question mark with the next number.
14, 1, 13, 0, 23, 21, ?
riddle pattern sequence
riddle pattern sequence
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
216 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
216 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
216 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
216 bronze badges
asked 10 hours ago
Usaka87Usaka87
216 bronze badges
216 bronze badges
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Every time I see numbers in the range of [0--25] or [1-26]ish I think of the alphabet. And once I do, I have a hard time scrubbing that from me addled mind...
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– tgm1024
4 hours ago
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Not on OEIS
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– Fabich
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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Every time I see numbers in the range of [0--25] or [1-26]ish I think of the alphabet. And once I do, I have a hard time scrubbing that from me addled mind...
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– tgm1024
4 hours ago
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Not on OEIS
$endgroup$
– Fabich
2 hours ago
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Every time I see numbers in the range of [0--25] or [1-26]ish I think of the alphabet. And once I do, I have a hard time scrubbing that from me addled mind...
$endgroup$
– tgm1024
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Every time I see numbers in the range of [0--25] or [1-26]ish I think of the alphabet. And once I do, I have a hard time scrubbing that from me addled mind...
$endgroup$
– tgm1024
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not on OEIS
$endgroup$
– Fabich
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not on OEIS
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– Fabich
2 hours ago
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One answer could be
44
As,
Around zero(the central number, around which the remaining 6 numbers are dispersed), the spreading -out differences form a sequence of an arithmetic progression with a common difference of 10. So the ? should be 44
For,
(23 - 13), (21 - 1), ( ? - 14) forming A.P. and thereby giving ? = 44.
answered 4 hours ago
Mea Culpa NayMea Culpa Nay
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Why would the setter choose (13,23) instead of say (17,27)?
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– JonMark Perry
4 hours ago
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@JonMark Perry - well, that may optionally be checked with the problem setter. :D
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3 hours ago
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One answer could be
44
As,
Around zero(the central number, around which the remaining 6 numbers are dispersed), the spreading -out differences form a sequence of an arithmetic progression with a common difference of 10. So the ? should be 44
For,
(23 - 13), (21 - 1), ( ? - 14) forming A.P. and thereby giving ? = 44.
answered 4 hours ago
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Why would the setter choose (13,23) instead of say (17,27)?
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– JonMark Perry
4 hours ago
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@JonMark Perry - well, that may optionally be checked with the problem setter. :D
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– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
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One answer could be
44
As,
Around zero(the central number, around which the remaining 6 numbers are dispersed), the spreading -out differences form a sequence of an arithmetic progression with a common difference of 10. So the ? should be 44
For,
(23 - 13), (21 - 1), ( ? - 14) forming A.P. and thereby giving ? = 44.
answered 4 hours ago
Mea Culpa NayMea Culpa Nay
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Why would the setter choose (13,23) instead of say (17,27)?
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– JonMark Perry
4 hours ago
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@JonMark Perry - well, that may optionally be checked with the problem setter. :D
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– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
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$begingroup$
One answer could be
44
As,
Around zero(the central number, around which the remaining 6 numbers are dispersed), the spreading -out differences form a sequence of an arithmetic progression with a common difference of 10. So the ? should be 44
For,
(23 - 13), (21 - 1), ( ? - 14) forming A.P. and thereby giving ? = 44.
answered 4 hours ago
Mea Culpa NayMea Culpa Nay
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One answer could be
44
As,
Around zero(the central number, around which the remaining 6 numbers are dispersed), the spreading -out differences form a sequence of an arithmetic progression with a common difference of 10. So the ? should be 44
For,
(23 - 13), (21 - 1), ( ? - 14) forming A.P. and thereby giving ? = 44.
answered 4 hours ago
Mea Culpa NayMea Culpa Nay
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@JonMark Perry - well, that may optionally be checked with the problem setter. :D
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3 hours ago
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Why would the setter choose (13,23) instead of say (17,27)?
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– JonMark Perry
4 hours ago
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@JonMark Perry - well, that may optionally be checked with the problem setter. :D
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– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
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Why would the setter choose (13,23) instead of say (17,27)?
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– JonMark Perry
4 hours ago
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Why would the setter choose (13,23) instead of say (17,27)?
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– JonMark Perry
4 hours ago
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@JonMark Perry - well, that may optionally be checked with the problem setter. :D
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3 hours ago
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