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Can please explain? I didn’t got it.mjc123 said:121 → One one, one two, one one → Three ones, one two, two ones.
Lol nope. Not in google :)jedishrfu said:WHere are these IQ test problems coming from? or are you applying for a job at Google?
I think i got it after staring at your answer for few minutes :) Answer is 211213? Isn’t it?lahirurana said:Can please explain? I didn’t got it.
Yes.lahirurana said:I think i got it after staring at your answer for few minutes :) Answer is 211213? Isn’t it?
The number pattern starts with the number 121 and then repeats the following process: count the consecutive numbers in each group, followed by the number itself. For example, 121 has one 1, one 2, and one 1, so the next number in the pattern is 111211.
The rule for this number pattern is to count the consecutive numbers in each group and then add them to the end of the number in the same order. For example, in the number 111211, there are three 1s, two 2s, and one 1, so the next number in the pattern would be 311221.
The pattern does not have a specific number of repetitions. It continues indefinitely, adding one number at a time, and can be extended infinitely.
Yes, the pattern can be extended to larger numbers by continuing the same process. For example, the next number in the pattern after 311221 would be 132112211.
While this number pattern may seem arbitrary, it is actually known as the Look-and-Say sequence and has been studied in mathematics and computer science. It has been used in data compression algorithms and in mathematical research on chaotic systems.