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What will be next at the bottom row and why?
What are the next two items?A puzzling data-driven sequenceMensa IQ test question: complete the logical sequenceFind the next number in the sequenceWhy is this sequence of images correct?20 cards facing downCan you find the value of the question mark$colorred?$Computer sequenceWhat is the next?Thanks, dad! Never again
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There is a stack made of 6 squares. As you can see there are yellow squares between red ones. The question is what will be the next row like? And why?
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There is a stack made of 6 squares. As you can see there are yellow squares between red ones. The question is what will be the next row like? And why?
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There is a stack made of 6 squares. As you can see there are yellow squares between red ones. The question is what will be the next row like? And why?
sequence
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There is a stack made of 6 squares. As you can see there are yellow squares between red ones. The question is what will be the next row like? And why?
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The answer is
Number 2 because the boxes represent binary values of the sequence of squares.
Red is 0
Yellow is 1
000001 1
000100 4
001001 9
010000 16
011001 25
100100 36
and now
110001 49
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The answer is
Number 2 because the boxes represent binary values of the sequence of squares.
Red is 0
Yellow is 1
000001 1
000100 4
001001 9
010000 16
011001 25
100100 36
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110001 49
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The answer is
Number 2 because the boxes represent binary values of the sequence of squares.
Red is 0
Yellow is 1
000001 1
000100 4
001001 9
010000 16
011001 25
100100 36
and now
110001 49
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The answer is
Number 2 because the boxes represent binary values of the sequence of squares.
Red is 0
Yellow is 1
000001 1
000100 4
001001 9
010000 16
011001 25
100100 36
and now
110001 49
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The answer is
Number 2 because the boxes represent binary values of the sequence of squares.
Red is 0
Yellow is 1
000001 1
000100 4
001001 9
010000 16
011001 25
100100 36
and now
110001 49
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