Re: GREAT SEQUENCE!

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From: anis
Date: Tue, 07 May 1996 00:00

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From article <nmig-0305960702510001@204.141.164.224>
	by nmig@nj1.aae.com

> Can you come up with the next two terms in the
> following pattern:  
> 
>             14,  23,  34,  42,  _______,  _________
> 
> and give a logical explanation ? !
> 
>    Your CyberFriend.

yes I would like to try....
              14, 23, 34, 42, 52, 59
Am I correct?...23-14=9
                34-23=ll
                42-34=8
so...the pattern...1st no. and 2nd no.one group...
2nd and 3rd one group...so and forth...since 1st group..and  3rd group the different is -1,so 2nd group and 4th also must be -1
             ____ - 42=10,ans:52
             ____ - 52=7 .ans:59

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Date: 1996/05/07
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