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What is the missing number, can anyone solve this? My original puzzle
Find the missing number: A Pentagonal pattern puzzleMissing number in this sequence?Draw the item after decoding the instructionsPredict the missing number in this sequenceFind the missing piece to complete the patternWhat letters should be here?Reasoning - Find Missing NumberFill the grid (pattern)Can you find the next number in the following series?
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What is the missing number that should be put in place of the question mark?
3,3=17
2,5=28
3,4=24
4,5=40
5,8=88
6,11=156
6,9=?
pattern
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What is the missing number that should be put in place of the question mark?
3,3=17
2,5=28
3,4=24
4,5=40
5,8=88
6,11=156
6,9=?
pattern
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What is the missing number that should be put in place of the question mark?
3,3=17
2,5=28
3,4=24
4,5=40
5,8=88
6,11=156
6,9=?
pattern
asked 8 hours ago
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What is the missing number that should be put in place of the question mark?
3,3=17
2,5=28
3,4=24
4,5=40
5,8=88
6,11=156
6,9=?
pattern
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If the three numbers in each "equation" are $a$, $b$, $c$ then one possible solution is
$Min(a, 5)^2 + b^2 - 1 = c$, giving the answer $c = 105$ for the last.
answered 6 hours ago
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It doesnt work for 6,11 but fits all others. Maybe there was a typo?
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– Belhenix
6 hours ago
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It works. But I wonder if "6,11 = 146" was meant to be "6,11 = 156" which would remove the need for the whole "Min" part of it which seems a bit arbitrary?
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– JS1
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yes you were right there was an error in the puzzle
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The pattern/reasoning is
(a^2 + b^2) -1 = answer
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If the three numbers in each "equation" are $a$, $b$, $c$ then one possible solution is
$Min(a, 5)^2 + b^2 - 1 = c$, giving the answer $c = 105$ for the last.
answered 6 hours ago
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It doesnt work for 6,11 but fits all others. Maybe there was a typo?
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– Belhenix
6 hours ago
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It works. But I wonder if "6,11 = 146" was meant to be "6,11 = 156" which would remove the need for the whole "Min" part of it which seems a bit arbitrary?
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– JS1
6 hours ago
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yes you were right there was an error in the puzzle
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If the three numbers in each "equation" are $a$, $b$, $c$ then one possible solution is
$Min(a, 5)^2 + b^2 - 1 = c$, giving the answer $c = 105$ for the last.
answered 6 hours ago
JensJens
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It doesnt work for 6,11 but fits all others. Maybe there was a typo?
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– Belhenix
6 hours ago
2
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It works. But I wonder if "6,11 = 146" was meant to be "6,11 = 156" which would remove the need for the whole "Min" part of it which seems a bit arbitrary?
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– JS1
6 hours ago
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yes you were right there was an error in the puzzle
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– Deepthinker101
4 hours ago
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If the three numbers in each "equation" are $a$, $b$, $c$ then one possible solution is
$Min(a, 5)^2 + b^2 - 1 = c$, giving the answer $c = 105$ for the last.
answered 6 hours ago
JensJens
2613 bronze badges
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If the three numbers in each "equation" are $a$, $b$, $c$ then one possible solution is
$Min(a, 5)^2 + b^2 - 1 = c$, giving the answer $c = 105$ for the last.
answered 6 hours ago
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It doesnt work for 6,11 but fits all others. Maybe there was a typo?
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– Belhenix
6 hours ago
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It works. But I wonder if "6,11 = 146" was meant to be "6,11 = 156" which would remove the need for the whole "Min" part of it which seems a bit arbitrary?
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– JS1
6 hours ago
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yes you were right there was an error in the puzzle
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– Deepthinker101
4 hours ago
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It doesnt work for 6,11 but fits all others. Maybe there was a typo?
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– Belhenix
6 hours ago
2
$begingroup$
It works. But I wonder if "6,11 = 146" was meant to be "6,11 = 156" which would remove the need for the whole "Min" part of it which seems a bit arbitrary?
$endgroup$
– JS1
6 hours ago
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yes you were right there was an error in the puzzle
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– Deepthinker101
4 hours ago
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It doesnt work for 6,11 but fits all others. Maybe there was a typo?
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– Belhenix
6 hours ago
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It doesnt work for 6,11 but fits all others. Maybe there was a typo?
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– Belhenix
6 hours ago
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It works. But I wonder if "6,11 = 146" was meant to be "6,11 = 156" which would remove the need for the whole "Min" part of it which seems a bit arbitrary?
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– JS1
6 hours ago
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It works. But I wonder if "6,11 = 146" was meant to be "6,11 = 156" which would remove the need for the whole "Min" part of it which seems a bit arbitrary?
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– JS1
6 hours ago
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yes you were right there was an error in the puzzle
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The pattern/reasoning is
(a^2 + b^2) -1 = answer
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The pattern/reasoning is
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