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What number comes next in the sequence 4 13 40 121?
22
What is the order of lowest to highest fractions in this sequence?
The sequence is 5 over 7, 13 over 16, 33 over 50 and 22 over 27. The answer is 33/50, 5/7, 13/16, 22/27
The next number in the sequence 7 8 10 13 17 22 28?
35
Which no is missing -3 5 8 13 22?
2. It is the early part of the Fibonacci sequence.
What two numbers have a sum of 22 and a difference of 4?
They are 9 and 13.
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