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Originally posted by @michelleonAnother couple of PM's but none correct so far .......
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7443
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Happy solving - anyone can PM me if they don't want to spoil it for the others.
This is not a problem of my making but from a newspaper.I will be really impressed if anyone solves it without any clues.All the numbers represent degrees (as in angles not temperature).I can't find a "degree" symbol on my keyboard.
This is a 20 number sequence.Here are the first ten numbers what is the next number?
18(degrees remember),144,180,54,342,90,216,252,306,108
Originally posted by @vendaNo obvious pattern. With the exception of 180 and 90, the other eight numbers form pairs that total 360 (e.g.,18+342).
This is not a problem of my making but from a newspaper.I will be really impressed if anyone solves it without any clues.All the numbers represent degrees (as in angles not temperature).I can't find a "degree" symbol on my keyboard.
This is a 20 number sequence.Here are the first ten numbers what is the next number?
18(degrees remember),144,180,54,342,90,216,252,306,108
Next number could be 270 or 180.
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Originally posted by @vendaThey would appear to be parallel radians that add to 360 degs. The only one not matched is the number 180 so the next number would need to be 180 ?
This is not a problem of my making but from a newspaper.I will be really impressed if anyone solves it without any clues.All the numbers represent degrees (as in angles not temperature).I can't find a "degree" symbol on my keyboard.
This is a 20 number sequence.Here are the first ten numbers what is the next number?
18(degrees remember),144,180,54,342,90,216,252,306,108
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Originally posted by @handyandy270 is matched with 90 so the next number needs to be 180 as I posted earlier
No obvious pattern. With the exception of 180 and 90, the other eight numbers form pairs that total 360 (e.g.,18+342).
Next number could be 270 or 180.
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Originally posted by @vendaSome of the numbers are interior angles of regular polygons.
This is not a problem of my making but from a newspaper.I will be really impressed if anyone solves it without any clues.All the numbers represent degrees (as in angles not temperature).I can't find a "degree" symbol on my keyboard.
This is a 20 number sequence.Here are the first ten numbers what is the next number?
18(degrees remember),144,180,54,342,90,216,252,306,108
That might help someone. (Or not)
Originally posted by @vendaThe next number is 270
This is not a problem of my making but from a newspaper.I will be really impressed if anyone solves it without any clues.All the numbers represent degrees (as in angles not temperature).I can't find a "degree" symbol on my keyboard.
This is a 20 number sequence.Here are the first ten numbers what is the next number?
18(degrees remember),144,180,54,342,90,216,252,306,108
The one after that is 324
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Nice puzzle, you gave away too many numbers, too early!
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Originally posted by @wolfgang59Hmmm ...maybe ? Lets wait for the OP's answer.
The next number is 270
The one after that is 324
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Nice puzzle, you gave away too many numbers, too early!
Originally posted by @michelleonI know I am right.
Hmmm ...maybe ? Lets wait for the OP's answer.
Here's another
3, 19, 7
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Originally posted by @michelleonCouple more of PM's, one close but not correct .....
Thanks, here's my group :
7443
1155
4423
Happy solving - anyone can PM me if they don't want to spoil it for the others.
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Correct!!.
The next number is 270
The one after that is 324
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Nice puzzle, you gave away too many numbers, too early!
Well done!!
I would never have twigged it.
As I said, I just copied it out of the newspaper.
The numbers are degrees on a standard dartboard beginning at the number one through to 10.
The next number is the number 11 - 270 degrees from the top of the board
I assume Wolfgang has the one after correct (12 -324 degrees)
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Originally posted by @vendaExcellent - would never had got that - well done Wolfie.
Correct!!.
Well done!!
I would never have twigged it.
As I said, I just copied it out of the newspaper.
The numbers are degrees on a standard dartboard beginning at the number one through to 10.
The next number is the number 11 - 270 degrees from the top of the board
I assume Wolfgang has the one after correct (12 -324 degrees)
Originally posted by @michelleonIs it an exclusive group or could there be more numbers in the set?
Couple more of PM's, one close but not correct .....