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What numbers fill the spaces 150 SPACE 84 SPACE 42 30 and if possible what is the formula?
150,114,84,60,42,30... 25*6, 19*6, 14*6, 10*6, 7*6,5*6 A formula for the next number in the sequence is: (N-(6-n))*6 where N is the previous number and n is the position of the current number; with 150 being set as the datum. 150,114,84,60,42,30... 25*6, 19*6, 14*6, 10*6, 7*6,5*6 A formula for the next number in the sequence is: (N-(6-n))*6 where N is the previous number and n is the position of the current number; with 150 being set as the datum.
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Can you give me an example of an infinite set?
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