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Guess what the next number in this sequence is:

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EDIT2: I just realized this is for linguistics...I'll ask my friend

I don't think any of this has to do with linguistics. None of what we learned in the quarter had anything to do with guessing the next number in a sequence.

If it's any help, she had a similar problem on the midterm.

guess what the next number in the following sequence is:
7, 15, 2, 12 , 9, __

I guessed 27 figuring you're adding every other number (7+2=9, 15+12=27) and got credit for my answer. She underlined and italicized 'guess' so maybe they're just gibberish numbers and she just wants us to guess.
 
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oprah62, seriously, just stfu...ever heard of British spelling?
 
Reassign them to their corresponding letters of the alphabet and they spell L,A,B,Y,R,I,N,T. The next letter is H, so the next number is 8.

Also, 42.
 
Reassign them to their corresponding letters of the alphabet and they spell L,A,B,Y,R,I,N,T. The next letter is H, so the next number is 8.

:eek: ohh that is cool! wow

EDIT: see, it does have to do with linguistics (well somewhat)
 
Reassign them to their corresponding letters of the alphabet and they spell L,A,B,Y,R,I,N,T. The next letter is H, so the next number is 8.

Also, 42.

Awesome. That makes so much sense now. She was always used labyrinths, goblins, someone named Hoggle stealing jewels, and a guy named Jareth in her examples. I think it has to do with one of her favorite movies.
 
The answer is 8.

It's quite simple, actually.
Each of the numbers is assigned a letter of the alphabet.
1 would be "A", 2 would be "B", etc.

The word that is to be spelled is "labyrinth", but the "h" was missing.
Thus, 8. QED.
 
The answer is 8.

It's quite simple, actually.
Each of the numbers is assigned a letter of the alphabet.
1 would be "A", 2 would be "B", etc.

The word that is to be spelled is "labyrinth", but the "h" was missing.
Thus, 8. QED.

Ya, you were ninja'd several posts ago.


It's still amazing that nobody figured it out until then. I finally know what they're talking about with those sequences! :p
 
The answer is 8.

It's quite simple, actually.
Each of the numbers is assigned a letter of the alphabet.
1 would be "A", 2 would be "B", etc.

The word that is to be spelled is "labyrinth", but the "h" was missing.
Thus, 8. QED.

Ya, you were ninja'd several posts ago.


It's still amazing that nobody figured it out until then. I finally know what they're talking about with those sequences! :p

I saw the post, but I felt like it needed expansion.
 
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