Question

Find the next 3 terms
5,12,26

Answer 1

It could be anything.

Answer 2

Please tell us what math you are learning right now.

Answer 3

looks like 2x+2 so maybe \(2\times 26+2=54\) for the fist one

Answer 4

(a polynomial of fourth degree could make it any algebraic number)

Answer 5

then \(2\times 54+2=110\) for the second

Answer 6

satellite is right so 54, 110, 222

Answer 7

(a polynomial of fourth degree with transcendental or algebraic numbers as coefficients could make it anything...)

Answer 8

@Numbers i wouldn't steer you wrong

Answer 9

it could be pi. it could be e. it could be i. it could be e^(ipi)

Answer 10

54, 110, 222

Answer 11

I agree with satellite :)

Answer 12

It looks like it... but who knows? (it probably is it)

Answer 13

a polynomial of seventh degree could make the numbers, e, i, pi.

Answer 14

So, I'm going with e, i, pi (although @satellite73 has what you are really looking for)