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Topic # 7321 5-Apr-2006 22:07
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What row of numbers comes next?
1
11
21
1211
111221
312211
13112221

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Reply # 32380 5-Apr-2006 22:17
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Can I answer it?




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Reply # 32382 5-Apr-2006 22:25
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May I as well?.
(I cheated)




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Reply # 32383 5-Apr-2006 22:30
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My answer is there already...




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  Reply # 32401 6-Apr-2006 08:10
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Geeez enough with the cheating lol....

anyone genuinely get this? I stared at it for hours trying to get it (about sixty seconds actually).

No - its not a trick question, its not mathematical either. Its really just lateral thinking with a healthy dose of logic applied to it.




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Reply # 32407 6-Apr-2006 09:25
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As I said, my answer is already there. It took me a few seconds to get the answer - but a few minutes to start the laptop to post. Check the HTML source and you will see my answer as a comment just after my first post... Or I can post it here.




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  Reply # 32408 6-Apr-2006 09:42
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Post it then, put everyone out of their misery... :-P




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  Reply # 32409 6-Apr-2006 09:52
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1113213211




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  Reply # 32568 8-Apr-2006 13:23
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Can you explain, how you get that answer? I kind of get a slightly different answer.




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Reply # 32570 8-Apr-2006 13:34
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one 1 from the previous line = 11

two ones from the previous line = 21

one two and one one from the previous line = 1211

one one and one two and two one from the previous line = 11 12 21

three ones and two two and one one from the previous line = 31 22 11

one three and one one and two two and two one from the previous line = 13 11 22 21

Then my answer:

one one and one three and two one and three two and one one from the previous line = 1113213211





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