A sequence of peculiar palindromes
My son Robin came up with this: 0550, 1001, 1111, 1221, 1331, 1441, 1551, 2002...
What are the next 4 numbers? Solve it today!
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My son Robin came up with this: 0550, 1001, 1111, 1221, 1331, 1441, 1551, 2002...
What are the next 4 numbers? Solve it today!
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My son Robin came up with this: 0550, 1001, 1111, 1221, 1331, 1441, 1551, 2002...
What are the next 4 numbers? Solve it today!
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My son Robin came up with this: 0550, 1001, 1111, 1221, 1331, 1441, 1551, 2002...
What are the next 4 numbers? Solve it today!
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I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is
2112, 2222, 2332, 0000
Because these are
Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)
answered yesterday
hexomino
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Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
– Greg
yesterday
@Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
– hexomino
yesterday
I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
– Greg
yesterday
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2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)
Because:
The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach
6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)
answered yesterday
Greg
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Your observation is correct but there is an everyday reason for it; our answer is therefore more specific.
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I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is
2112, 2222, 2332, 0000
Because these are
Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)
answered yesterday
hexomino
36.1k2102171
Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
– Greg
yesterday
@Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
– hexomino
yesterday
I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
– Greg
yesterday
add a comment |
I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is
2112, 2222, 2332, 0000
Because these are
Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)
answered yesterday
hexomino
36.1k2102171
Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
– Greg
yesterday
@Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
– hexomino
yesterday
I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
– Greg
yesterday
add a comment |
I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is
2112, 2222, 2332, 0000
Because these are
Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)
answered yesterday
hexomino
36.1k2102171
I would say Greg is almost correct but that the actual answer is
2112, 2222, 2332, 0000
Because these are
Palindromic times on a digital clock, in order (e.g, 21:12, 22:22)
answered yesterday
hexomino
36.1k2102171
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hexomino
36.1k2102171
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Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
– Greg
yesterday
@Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
– hexomino
yesterday
I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
– Greg
yesterday
add a comment |
Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
– Greg
yesterday
@Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
– hexomino
yesterday
I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
– Greg
yesterday
Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
– Greg
yesterday
Ahh. Good call! Does ROT13(Zl fba Ebova) have anything to do with it?
– Greg
yesterday
@Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
– hexomino
yesterday
@Greg, not sure, can you see a connection? I thought it was just the truth.
– hexomino
yesterday
I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
– Greg
yesterday
I can not. I was wondering how you made connection with the second part of you answer (thought that might be why)
– Greg
yesterday
add a comment |
2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)
Because:
The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach
6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)
answered yesterday
Greg
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Your observation is correct but there is an everyday reason for it; our answer is therefore more specific.
– Peter A. Schneider
yesterday
add a comment |
2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)
Because:
The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach
6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)
answered yesterday
Greg
1,941315
1
Your observation is correct but there is an everyday reason for it; our answer is therefore more specific.
– Peter A. Schneider
yesterday
add a comment |
2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)
Because:
The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach
6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)
answered yesterday
Greg
1,941315
2112, 2222, 2332, 2442, (2552, 3003) (next 6 for good measure)
Because:
The middle two numbers increase by one, when they reach
6, the outside numbers go up by one, the middle numbers go to zero (sort of modulo 6)
answered yesterday
Greg
1,941315
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Your observation is correct but there is an everyday reason for it; our answer is therefore more specific.
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Your observation is correct but there is an everyday reason for it; our answer is therefore more specific.
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Your observation is correct but there is an everyday reason for it; our answer is therefore more specific.
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Your observation is correct but there is an everyday reason for it; our answer is therefore more specific.
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