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What is 22 -11?
33
What is the next number 50 33 25 20 17 14 13 11?
The sequence appears to be decreasing with varying intervals: 50 to 33 (17), 33 to 25 (8), 25 to 20 (5), 20 to 17 (3), 17 to 14 (3), 14 to 13 (1), and 13 to 11 (2). The differences between the numbers suggest that the next number decreases by 1 from 11, resulting in 10. Therefore, the next number in the sequence is 10.
What is two third of 33?
2/3*33 =2/11 =.1818181818181818 with 18 repeating.
What is 12 increased by half a number is 33?
22 12+2x = 33 2x = 33-22 = 11
What number would complete the pattern 16 4 12 21 36 9 27 44 11 -?
The next number in this sequence should be 33.
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