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Wohoo!
Boy, you don't know how much time I spent working on that one. One thing to note is that this sequence could have multiple numbers and it was very vague. I think you could have started with 5 numbers to give a better pattern.
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No, I do not agree.
You may not need any methodical analysis, for this type of series, even three numbers are enough to analyze and find the pattern. Once you get the pattern, then it is easy to find the missing number or the next number in the sequence. |
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Is it possible to cross each of the seven bridges of Konigsberg once and only once during a walk through the town?
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Is it possible to cross each of the seven bridges of Konigsberg once and only once during a walk through the town?
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Since Euler proved it impossible, how about with 6? |
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So it is 9th century CE. You are an admirer of theatrical art and belong to Kashmir. Suddenly for some god-knows-what reason you started counting the number of open tours possible for a knight in a chess board. What was your end count?
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BTW, you already found the number of directed closed tours. It is 26,534,728,821,064.
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Since Euler proved it impossible, how about with 6?
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Yes, possible to cross six bridges. |
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So it is 9th century CE. You are an admirer of theatrical art and belong to Kashmir. Suddenly for some god-knows-what reason you started counting the number of open tours possible for a knight in a chess board. What was your end count?
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64 count only! |
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Knight? Mane ghora naki? Shoinno hole easy hoito 
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