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Well done give yourself a pat on the back
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Explain please.
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One 1
Two 1 One 2 one 1 One 1, one 2, two ones etc |
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That's still not helping me grasp it.
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One 1 (11) Two 1s (21) One 2, one 1 (12,11) One 1, one 2, two 1s (11,12,21) Three 1s, Two 2s, One 1 (31,22,11) |
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I think I'll have to pretend to get it before I make myself look even more stupid.
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Each line describes previous line using.
So first line is 1, which is one 1. Second line is then 11 which is another way of writing "one 1". Next line describes 11 by saying "Two 1s" and is written as 21.... etc |
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Just replace the word describing the amount of that number with the number, eg one becomes 1.
So if there is one number 2 you write that as 12. |
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Would that be the next line then? |
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yep :)
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Aww, Kenbo
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Can you finish this sequence.
Silver Red Red Red Red Red Silver. Bear in mind this is a gambling site. |
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That was quick,well done.
I put that on a racing quiz some time back and despite giving clues no one got it. Again well done Darlo Bantam. |
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Just a hunch really. The sequence of reds was the only reason I took the hunch. I'll blame Only Connect on taking totally illogical yet lateral guesses.
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Makybe.
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