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Oh, isn't that a delightful sequence! Let's see, we start with 7, then add 34 to get 41, then subtract 29 to get 12, add 70 to get 82, subtract 29 to get 53, so following that pattern, the next numbers would be adding 70 to 24, which gives us 94, then subtracting 29 to get 65, and finally adding 70 to get 135. Isn't that just lovely?

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According to Wittgenstein's Finite Rule Paradox every finite sequence of numbers can be a described in infinitely many ways and so can be continued any of these ways - some simple, some complicated but all equally valid. It is, therefore, possible to find a rule such that any three number of your choice can follow the given ones.

In this case the simplest polynomial fit is obtained by

Un = (219x5 - 3885x4 + 25695x3 - 78015x2 + 107026x - 50760)/40 and, accordingly, the next three numbers are 1048, 5789 and 19179.

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94 - 65 - 36

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94,65,36

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Q: What are the next three numbers in the sequence 7-41-12-82-53-24?
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