Re: What is this pattern?
- From: "Divij Rao" <divij_urdbest@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 19 Mar 2007 22:24:39 -0700
good one, jon.
but there are many patterns that follow. the three that u gave are not
enough to determine a unique pattern.
1) the 1st pattern cud be: n/[(n-1)!]
2/[(2-1)!]
3/[(3-1)!]
4/[(4-1)!]
5/[(5-1)!].....
2)num is obvi in arithmetic progression, denom, 1,2,6can be like (2^1
-2),( 2^2 -2),( 2^3 -2), (2^n -2)
3)difference of num divided by diff of the denom
2/1
3/2
4/6
2-3 / 1-2 =1
3-4 / 2-6 =1/4
4-5 / 6-22=1/16.....in geometric progression
regards,
Divij
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