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Time

 

 

 

1

11

21

1211

111221

312211

13112221

 

What is the next line?

 

time is correct :)

 

 

and as for yours.. this took me a while and after finally writing it down and saying it out loud this is my answer..

 

1

11

21

1211

111221

312211

13112221

1113213211?

 

i can explain further but lets see if anyone else gets this :D

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time is correct :)

 

 

and as for yours.. this took me a while and after finally writing it down and saying it out loud this is my answer..

 

1

11

21

1211

111221

312211

13112221

1113213211?

 

i can explain further but lets see if anyone else gets this :D

 

 

Correct. I beleive it is called a Conway sequence. Very good.:thumbs:

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Firstly i know the one one two ones one ;)

 

Next

 

facetious (my wife calls me this all the time, its basically sarcastic)

Next

Strength although if you add another "s" you get a 9 letter word :)

lastly

Bookkeeping or bookkeeper (thankyou google!)

 

Struggled with the last one lol.

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Firstly i know the one one two ones one ;)

 

Next

 

facetious (my wife calls me this all the time, its basically sarcastic)

Next

Strength although if you add another "s" you get a 9 letter word :)

lastly

Bookkeeping or bookkeeper (thankyou google!)

 

Struggled with the last one lol.

 

Good but question 1 should maybe read 5 consecutive vowels.

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yip

 

another complete the last two in this sequence: 1=2, 2=5, 3=5, 4=4, 5=5, 6=6, 7=3, 8=?, 9=?

 

Time

 

 

 

1

11

21

1211

111221

312211

13112221

 

What is the next line?

 

It's late and my mind switched off several hours ago now. Anyone care to either explain these or at least provide hints?? :)

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It's late and my mind switched off several hours ago now. Anyone care to either explain these or at least provide hints?? :)

 

On a digital clock a 1 has 2 dashes, a 2 has 5 dashes, a 3 has 5 dashes etc etc

 

1 is one 1 which equals the next line of 11 ( or 1 1)

11 is two 1's which equals the next line of 21 (or 2 1's)

21 is one two then one 1 which equals the next line of 1211 (or 1 2 then 1 1)

1211 etc

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It's late and my mind switched off several hours ago now. Anyone care to either explain these or at least provide hints?? :)

 

You need to read each line out loud. The first line contains one(1) therefore the second line is 11. The second line contains two 1s so the third line is 21. Then one 2 and one 1. etc.

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On a digital clock a 1 has 2 dashes, a 2 has 5 dashes, a 3 has 5 dashes etc etc

 

1 is one 1 which equals the next line of 11 ( or 1 1)

11 is two 1's which equals the next line of 21 (or 2 1's)

21 is one two then one 1 which equals the next line of 1211 (or 1 2 then 1 1)

1211 etc

 

You need to read each line out loud. The first line contains one(1) therefore the second line is 11. The second line contains two 1s so the third line is 21. Then one 2 and one 1. etc.

 

Cheers guys. I was thinking down the right alley, just no red lights :D

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