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#1 2017-08-14 20:36:49, last edited by mutantdevle (2017-08-14 22:00:20)

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Find the missing term.

If you can find the missing terms in this 15th term sequence then I will give you a virtual cookie:


Term number:   1   2    3    4    5   6   7     8    9    10     11   12 13 14   15
Value:               ?,  9,  18,  31,  ?,  ?,  ?,  114,  ?,  174,  209,  ?,  ?,  ?,  380,

As you can see the terms 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, and 14 are missing but the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 8th, 10th, 11th and 15th terms are given.

I'd appreciate it if anyone would like to waste their time and find the missing terms just to satisfy my curiosity that I am too lazy to satisfy myself. It might not even be possible but idk.


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#2 2017-08-15 06:17:50

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Re: Find the missing term.

idk is it 3 or something


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#3 2017-08-15 07:04:15

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Re: Find the missing term.

I found a parabola with the first values as X and second values as y using the points (2,9), (8,114), and (15,380) and got y = (41/26)x^2+(45/26)x-(10/13).  The rest of the points to seem to be the floors of the y value (always round down like (3,18.6153846154) becomes (3,18)).  So the complete table would be: (1,2) (2,9) (3,18) (4,31) (5,47) (6,66)o: (7,88) (8,114) (9,142) (10,174) (11,209) (12,247) (13,288) (14,332) (15,380)


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#4 2017-08-15 07:57:51, last edited by mutantdevle (2017-08-15 18:06:37)

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Re: Find the missing term.

cercul1 wrote:

I found a parabola with the first values as X and second values as y using the points (2,9), (8,114), and (15,380) and got y = (41/26)x^2+(45/26)x-(10/13).  The rest of the points to seem to be the floors of the y value (always round down like (3,18.6153846154) becomes (3,18)).  So the complete table would be: (1,2) (2,9) (3,18) (4,31) (5,47) (6,66)o: (7,88) (8,114) (9,142) (10,174) (11,209) (12,247) (13,288) (14,332) (15,380)

Oh wow thanks. You have earned your virtual cookie . You have satisfied my curiosity for how many KB the code I am writing would have been if I saved at different points and for that I am grateful.

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#5 2017-08-15 18:02:57

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Om nom nom, any time c: thanks for the cookie


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