Fun Math Time
#1
Here's a list of numbers.
Code:
100; 125; 128; 160; 200; 250; 256; 320; 400; 500
What's the next number? What was the number before 100?
All numbers in this sequence are real, positive numbers. the sequence is always increasing, there is a finite amount of numbers in the list, 100 is not the start.

Go. Wink
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#2
575 is next, and the number before 100 was....50?
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#3
Both are wrong, but I realize why this is a lot easier than I meant it to be. D:
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#4
Hazzy Wrote:Both are wrong, but I realize why this is a lot easier than I meant it to be. D:

Correction, 625 is next (500 / .8)

before 100, it is 80. (100 ^ .8)

Sequence is .8>.9765625>.8>.8>.8>.9765625 repeated.
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#5
625's off, but 80's right. o-o
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#6
Are you sure? Rolleyes seems right to me following the sequence, unless im doing the math for the final number wrong.
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#7
512 is next.
80 is before 100.
The fail in this thread makes me laugh. Big Grin
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#8
NVM, its 600 even, sequence is now +25+3+32+40 (time 2 to continue)

Fudge, i missed a number, 512 is correct (6x2=12+500)
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#9
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:NVM, its 600 even, sequence is now +25+3+32+40 (time 2 to continue)

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Wut @ randomly removing me image.
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#10
Wait, is 600 right? a_@ I know the sequence is for sure. Gah i fucking hate math (and a statistics class is heading my way >_>)
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#11
80 and 512, was expectign something harder.
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#12
HellenzSin Wrote:80 and 512, was expectign something harder.

It could have been, its a basic sequence, with the only real challenge being the x2 part.

If there was more variation in how the sequence progressed, it can be harder.
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#13
If you want a challenge, tell me the first and last numbers in the sequence.
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#14
Well, the sequence is all numbers 2^m * 5^n, but there's nothing to indicate where it starts or ends. I would assume that the first is 1. Maybe the last is 100000000?
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#15
the sequence is just taking a few numbers as "start" say 100, 125, 128, 160 and the next four numbers will be the double of those numbers: 200, 250, 256, 320. and repeating.

There is no reason for the sequence to be limited.
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#16
Russt Wrote:Maybe the last is 100000000?

Wut.
I got the sequence from a list of factors of 1,000,000,000 that I found via my calculator + lonely lunch. Should I check my room for bugs?
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