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So i have been using the last couple of days, on a question from my teacher. We have a natural number n. If n is even the next number is : \[\frac{n}{2}\] If n is odd the next number is: \[3n+1\]Problem is that every starting number eventually reaches 1. How would I show that?
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I't always reaches the cycle 4,2,1 at some point, at least for the numbers I have tested. It varies how long it takes to reach the cycle.
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