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How can a set equal a value? Those are two completely different things.
The cardinality of a set can equal a given value, all of its elements are values, but a set itself cannot equal a value.
Also, one can construct a function with given values at m and n, and still have its value at o equal any value (where the value is in R). -
Also, the first two numbers are identical to a challenge @BurningSatan posted eight days ago.
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@SZenC I got this as an email a few days back. I tried to solve but I couldn't and also I was curious so I made some shit up and posted for help in a few place but I didn't find anything useful. 😑
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@BurningSatan where exactly did you got that challenge from? Really interested in solving this but don't really wanna waste my time if it comes from an unknown source and might be unsolveable.
Open for all.
Below are 4 sets of numeric data. Each set carries two numeric strings. Each occur in a pattern and each set below are n'th terms of the pattern. Each set equals to the value 50. The value of 50 can be obtained from either the first or the second string or even both.
Find a next term or even a n'th term of the pattern.
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{ 738548109958, 633449000001000435 } , { 667833743011, 65173000001000838 } , { 314763556877, 652173000001000685 } , { 332455491545 , 65216100000100411 }
You will be rewarded
You will not fail
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