14, 44, 78, 136

[Deleted member 1140]

14 + 44 + 78 = 136

the answer is already there there is no 4th number

 

[Deleted member 16275]

@BrahminBoss check insta pls

 

[zerotohero]

14 + 44 + 78 = 136

the answer is already there there is no 4th number

Damn, you're right.

 

[alpha_provider]

Explain what Pattern you see

- the first digit in each number increases by 3 2 times and then increases by 2 x that (6) the next 2 times (and so on), with only the first one staying on when the sum reaches 2 digits (...-7-13-19)
- second/last digits in each number add up, with only the last one staying when the sum reaches 2 or more digits (4+4+8+6=22)

merge the first and second digit and you get 12.

a very common "trick" in these, to treat first and second digits like separate sequences. similarly to the one where you have A-B-A-B-A-B based pattern.

you'd have to be blind to not see it after a quick glance (i fucked up yesterday because i was dead drunk)

 

[Deleted member 49926]

@lovelyboy @StrangerDanger Guess who didn't make it into the club...

Stinks of insecurity in this thread! Easiest riddle ever… Took me 2 nanoseconds

 

[Deleted member 23558]

Stinks of insecurity in this thread! Easiest riddle ever… Took me 2 nanoseconds

Will tag

 

[alpha_provider]

Lol fucking retard. If you cant see the pattern of him throwing in random incremental or recursive variables in a simple polynomial formula its beyond over for you. I have lost faith in all of humanity

this is exactly how these sequences are not supposed to be created. this is basically flexing with your math knowledge and nothing more.

it's about concealing the pattern with as basic principles and operations as possible. thought op was smarter than that.

 

[Deleted member 23558]

this is exactly how these sequences are not supposed to be created. this is basically flexing with your math knowledge and nothing more.

it's about concealing the pattern with as basic principles and operations as possible. thought op was smarter than that.

Prime numbers and arithmetic progression are as basic as it gets

 

[alpha_provider]

Prime numbers and arithmetic progression are as basic as it gets

true, but i was referring to the formulation of that edgy fag i quoted