Harold O'brien
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1, i, i, e^(2nπ-π/2), ?
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80 iq could solve after taking complex analysis110 iq required btw
nobody cares to solve ur sequences, u rub 2 braincells together to create a formula for n and expect somebody on an incel website to spend 15 min of their time to solve them, also why the FUCK does one of your terms have a variable. Heres a sequence that took me 1min anybody who passed 6th grade math can theoretically solve1, i, i, e^(2nπ-π/2), ?
so you're not intelligent enough to solve it...nobody cares to solve ur sequences, u rub 2 braincells together to create a formula for n and expect somebody on an incel website to spend 15 min of their time to solve them, also why the FUCK does one of your terms have a variable. Heres a sequence that took me 1min anybody who passed 6th grade math can theoretically solve
1, 1, -1, 2, -5, ...
good luck lil nig
who the fuck are youHarold what's your FSIQ (don't reply to this with anti IQ propaganda)
Its actually not made up lol, actually IQ filtered. I'll give you a whole week to solve it, after I'll post the result. Its a genuine sequence thats has a very simple definition. If you cant solve it I dont think you have a right to post your shitty sequences and LARP about your high iq because you failed an intro to analysis class at your community college.so you're not intelligent enough to solve it...
also i can tell your sequence is made up, nice try bud
Chad with a mysterious aurawho the fuck are you
Unfortunately your cognition inaccurately assesses ontological realityunfortunately anti iq propaganda accurately assesses ontological reality
to me it looks like you've fucked it up, even if its intended to be a real sequenceIts actually not made up lol, actually IQ filtered. I'll give you a whole week to solve it, after I'll post the result. Its a genuine sequence thats has a very simple definition. If you cant solve it I dont think you have a right to post your shitty sequences and LARP about your high iq because you failed an intro to analysis class at your community college.
nopeso I found
e^(2nπ-π/2)
to be equal to i^i
does that mean the 5th term would be -e^-pi/2?
or have i just messed up horribly
was i close?nope
some of it was rightwas i close?
i dont take complex analysis
No its not fucked up, I'll even give you an extra number since it seems you're having a tough time with itto me it looks like you've fucked it up, even if its intended to be a real sequence
1, 1, -1, 2, -5,
my guess: the fifth term is supposed to be -3 and not -5. this makes sense whether the sequence is alternatning primes or alternating sums of absolute values of previous terms
Question: is the 1,1 at the beginning just arbitrary starting values and the sequence is recursively defined or is the sequence generated by an nth formulaNo its not fucked up, I'll even give you an extra number since it seems you're having a tough time with it
1, 1, -1, 2, -5, 27 ...
Im a retard but I’m guessing the next number in sequence is 6nobody cares to solve ur sequences, u rub 2 braincells together to create a formula for n and expect somebody on an incel website to spend 15 min of their time to solve them, also why the FUCK does one of your terms have a variable. Heres a sequence that took me 1min anybody who passed 6th grade math can theoretically solve
1, 1, -1, 2, -5, ...
good luck lil nig
Where the fuck did 27 come fromNo its not fucked up, I'll even give you an extra number since it seems you're having a tough time with it
1, 1, -1, 2, -5, 27 ...
Wait so if Im not completely a retard I can probably get thisWhere the fuck did 27 come from
Correct a_1 and a_2 are defined to be 1, the nth number is found by a formula that includes n.Question: is the 1,1 at the beginning just arbitrary starting values and the sequence is recursively defined or is the sequence generated by an nth formula
Wrong, again I didn't fuck it up, every number in my sequence is well-placed.It looks like 27=5^2 +2, 5=2^2 + 1, 2=1^2 + 1 etc is the pattern (term squared plus prwvious term) bur again i think yoive fucked it up a little
You don't need anything beyond high school to solve, and sorry mate that isnt rightWait so if Im not completely a retard I can probably get this
if 27 isn’t the direct answer
-5, 6, 6, -6, -13…
You know what I mean?
So on right?
Im still in High School mate correct me if Im
Wrong @cube
eitherCorrect a_1 and a_2 are defined to be 1, the nth number is found by a formula that includes n.
Wrong, again I didn't fuck it up, every number in my sequence is well-placed.
You don't need anything beyond high school to solve, and sorry mate that isnt right
solution?Correct a_1 and a_2 are defined to be 1, the nth number is found by a formula that includes n.
Wrong, again I didn't fuck it up, every number in my sequence is well-placed.
You don't need anything beyond high school to solve, and sorry mate that isnt right
solution?
1, 1, -1, 2, -5, 27 ...
that function with a_1=a_2=1 produces