It's simple, i think up this quiz several years ago and noone has solved it ever since......

4132335446375859410311612613

And here is the question: What is the rule of this pattern and try to guess what is next to prove your answer?

Angel333 has received this puzzle for a while, and now there is this topic so it's best to put it here........

Good luck!!!!

There is no pattern.

yeah.... i cant find a pattern either....

there is no pattern there i agree with both dying rose and ice blue fire. i also pity angel333 who has recieved the puzzle for awhile.

Sure wish I had one of those nifty computer programs that TELLS you whether there's a pattern, and what it is...or do they only have those on TV?

Here is the pattern

4132335446375859410311612613

4 132335446375859410311612613

What comes after?

4 132335446375859410311612613 4 132335446375859410311612613 4 132335446375859410311612613

or

41323354463758594103116126134132335446375859410311 61261341323354463758594103116126134132335446375859 4103116126134132335446375859410311612613


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41323354463758594103116126134132335446375859410311 6126134132335446375859410311612613

I REALLY think you should pass some of that weed around.

lulz.

it has to be a number between 0 and 9??? idk.
there is no pattern. =[

it has to be a number between 0 and 9???

Thanks, Sherlock.

I REALLY think you should pass some of that weed around.

I whole-heartedly agree.

As soon as I saw the numbers I gave up...:p

But no, seriously; I thought there was a pattern via adding/subtracting, but my theory was soon shot out the window when I realized that it didn't work about a quarter way through it..-_-

Yeah, when I saw all those numbers, I was stumped. Me and numbers do not mix. However, it's easy to figure out once it has already been pointed out to me. :rolleyes:

It's simple, i think up this quiz several years ago and noone has solved it ever since......

4132335446375859410311612613

And here is the question: What is the rule of this pattern and try to guess what is next to prove your answer?
The Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/) does not have a listing for this particular number sequence. The closest that you can get is the sequence 4,1,3,2,3,3,5,4,4,6 (http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/?q=4%2C1%2C3%2C2%2C3%2C3%2C5%2C4%2C4&sort=0&fmt=0&language=english&go=Search), which is the number of prime factors, counting with multiplicity of sigma(n), the sum of divisors of n. What that means I am not sure (any math people around on the board?), but in any case, it is not the first numbers in that series, and only occurs after the first 14 numbers in the series, so I am guessing that it is not related to that sequence in any case. So as far as I can tell, if it actually is an integer sequence of some kind, it is so far unstudied or undiscovered. The OEIS indexes over 140,000 known sequences, so it would be pretty uncommon for it not to be in there if it is an actual sequence.

In short, I don't think there is a pattern at all. Why don't you let us know what the sequence is? I am curious now... :)

I REALLY think you should pass some of that weed around.

lulz.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

*Laughs her ass off* :mrgreen::mrgreen:

I don't know what the hell its suppose to mean....Just Rofls

I do not see any pattern whatsoever. :rolleyes:

i tried to solve it,but something wasnt right.ok anyway ill show you the way i tried to solve it
4(1)3(2)3(3)5(4)4(6)3(7)5(8)5(9)4(10)3(11)6(12)6(1 3)
what's left outside is:433543554366
(4)335(4)355(4)366:so the numbers that follow here are logical to be (4)366
if we add this to the sequence above and continue it will be:
4(1)3(2)3(3)5(4)4(6)3(7)5(8)5(9)4(10)3(11)6(12)6(1 3)4(14)3(15)6(16)6(17)
the problem here is that inside the brackets a five is missing,so instead of 15 16 and 17 there may be 16 17 and 18