7, 39, 151, 477, ?

[alpha_provider]

eternal respect for everyone who solves this

@mogger123

 

[Aladin]

1897?

 

[alpha_provider]

1897?

but why are people just randomly guessing these? what's your logic?

 

[Deleted member 32410]

It’s a sequence which are the products of a prime number times seven, times a growing sum of 6 and its doubles.

Eg:
1*7=7
3*(7+6)=39
5*(7+6+12)=151
7*(7+6+12+24)=477

…7*(7+6+12+24+48)=1143
And so on

 

[alpha_provider]

It’s a sequence which are the products of a prime number times seven, times a growing distance of 6 from its multiples.

Eg:
1*7=7
3*(7+6)=39
5*(7+6+12)=151
7*(7+6+12+24)=477

And so on

just include convenient numbers into the sequence theory. wrong, obviously. google what pattern means.

where the fuck did you get 6, 12 and 24 from?

 

[alpha_provider]

2 x 3 + 1^1 = 7 [3-2=1]
5 x 7 + 2^2 = 39 [7-5=2]
11 x 13 + 2^3 = 151 [13-11=2]
13 x 17 + 4^4 = 477 [17-13=4]
19 x 23 + 4^5 = 1461 [23-19=4]

(prime number 1 x pn 2, pn 3 x pn 4 and so on) + the difference between them ^(n followed by n progressing by 1, with n = 1)

 

[alpha_provider]

@mogger123, thoughts on this one?

 

[mogger123]

@mogger123, thoughts on this one?

pretty good, unsure whether i wouldve been able to get it or not

 

[mogger123]

also you fucked up ebcause 13 is included in terms 3 and 4

 

[alpha_provider]

also you fucked up ebcause 13 is included in terms 3 and 4

so what

 

[mogger123]

so what

it should be 11x13 and then 17x19

 

[alpha_provider]

it should be 11x13 and then 17x19

you are just jealous

 

[mogger123]

you are just jealous

ok bud

 

[Deleted member 28896]

idunnu

 

[Deleted member 28896]

Is it expected you do this in your fuckin head? Or is calculator a given?

 

[alpha_provider]

Is it expected you do this in your fuckin head? Or is calculator a given?

no calculator can help you with these. i usually make some mistakes in the process because i make these drunk, but the patterns are valid and out of reach for any machine

 

[Deleted member 28896]

no calculator can help you with these. i usually make some mistakes in the process because i make these drunk, but the patterns are valid and out of reach for any machine

Well anyone could make a fuckin pattern and call it high IQ.

It’s a sequence which are the products of a prime number times seven, times a growing sum of 6 and its doubles.

Eg:
1*7=7
3*(7+6)=39
5*(7+6+12)=151
7*(7+6+12+24)=477

…7*(7+6+12+24+48)=1143
And so on

This nigger came with a logical answa but you denied it. Why are multiple answers not possible?

 

[alpha_provider]

Well anyone could make a fuckin pattern and call it high IQ.

from what i'm seeing here, 99% of you dont even understand the term pattern

This nigger came with a logical answa but you denied it. Why are multiple answers not possible?

there is nothing logical about his answer. he just randomly reverse engineered the sequence by using available numbers

he already failed in his first digit, using 1 as a prime number, lmao. and then conveniently skipped 2 so that his "pattern" could work

 

[Deleted member 32410]

from what i'm seeing here, 99% of you dont even understand the term pattern



there is nothing logical about his answer. he just randomly reverse engineered the sequence by using available numbers

he already failed in his first digit, using 1 as a prime number, lmao. and then conveniently skipping 2 so that his "pattern" could work

Fine even if it’s not primes I could just say it’s start at 1 then add 2 (only set of natural numbers)

 

[alpha_provider]

Fine even if it’s not primes I could just say it’s start at 1 then add 2 only natural numbers.

which would make your entire logic collapse. there's no "just" in these. but, a solid attempt for sure.

 

[alpha_provider]

2x7=14, or 2x(7+6)=26. bye, bye, your solution.

 

[alpha_provider]

 

[Deleted member 4362]

@mogger123, thoughts on this one?

I don’t like