Question

Math Genius!
Complete the sequence: 1=3, 2=3, 3=5, 4=4, 5=4, 6=3, 7=5, 8=5, 9=4, 10=3, 11=?, 12=?

11 and 12 equal the same thing

Answer 1

Its kind of a riddle

Answer 2

I think
11=3
12=5

Answer 3

No...heres a hint:)
one = 3
two = 3
three = 5
four = 4
five = 4
six = 3
seven = 5
eight = 5
nine = 4
ten = 3
eleven =
twelve =

Answer 4

eleven = 6
twelve = 6

NUMBER OF LETTERS ;)

Answer 5

Your good at solving riddles lol:P

Answer 6

The hint made me think what could be the pattern lol

Answer 7

oh....

Answer 8

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Answer 9

@jazy Answer with many replies and if they are long, then you've got it ;D

Answer 10

the series consists of repetitions of 3 4 and 5 like this [3 3] {} [4 4] {} [5 5].... where the number in the curly brackets is the one not in the repeated terms before or after it. That is the series would look like this: 33 5 44 3 55 33 5 44 3 55 4 33 5 44 3 55 and so on. Yes there is the relationship with the letters in the numbers too, but with the limited information given, this pattern also mathematically fits.

Answer 11

@inviktus11235 It's actually incorrect mathematically on the first step. 2 is not equal to 3, 3 is not equal to 5 etc etc

Answer 12

oh ok, thanx:)
@inviktus11235 I don't think you could have figured it out to be 6 by math only though:/

Answer 13

i thought 2=3 meant that the second term is 3

Answer 14

Trust me I tried at first but it didn't work!

Answer 15

ok :)

Answer 16

But you definitely gave it more thought than me lol...I gave up after a second when they told me:)

Answer 17

:D

Answer 18

So nice job to everyone=)