What comes next: 3, 26, 4, 35, 5, 44, 6?

Answer: Huh.​ I don't know! Let me tell you a story.​ One day, a professor had.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What comes next: 3, 26, 4, 35, 5, 44, 6? Aristo Kevin, studied at SMA Negeri 3 Semarang Written Thu Huh. I don't know! Let me tell you a story. One day, a professor had a riddle about mathematical set just like the one posted in this question and showed it to some people, ... Read More » Is an AWS certification worth it? Leonardo Federico, Cloud Addicted. AWS enthusiast. Updated Jan 30, 2017 LAST EDIT (30 Jan 2017) I'll go straight to the points: Is the Amazon Web Services (AWS) certification worth it YES: they are actually REALLY valuable - if only for the reason... Read More » What movie plots are almost identical? Robert Puckett, Content Creator at Quora (2016 - Present) Written May 2 A man moves to a new city to find work. While out at a bar, he spots a beautiful woman and works up the courage to buy her a drink. They have a magical night together, but th... Read More » What is the biggest word that was made by using Q to P (the first row of the keyboard)? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Thu It's a famous half-true joke: the longest word you can make using only the upper row of a typewriter is "typewriter". As always, once you allow exotic words that are, in som... Read More » I hear that programming isn't for everyone, why is that? What are the signs that programming isn't for me? Alan Mellor, Software blogger www-viewfromthecodeface-com Written Sep 29, 2017 Let me show you where we all start. Have a look at this code: display("Hi there"); If I told you that this code displayed the words ... Read More » Is there a startup that killed a big giant? Bhargava Ramisetty, M.S. Software Engineering, Santa Clara University (2019) Updated Fri Uber killed the taxi industry (in some areas) making taxi drivers their own boss working in their own schedule. Robinhood killed many stock brokers' profits with its commiss... Read More » Can you add water to a urine test? John Lemke, Family Physician at Allendale Family Practice (2007-present) Written Sat I should mention that I am a certified Medical Review Officer; I am certified to interpret the results of urine (and hair) drug tests. I assume you are concerned about urin... Read More » Why can't we algebraically solve x^x=18? Justin Rising, PhD in statistics Written May 6 Who says we can't? [math]x^x = 18[/math] means [math]x\log(x) = \log(18)[/math]. If we let [math]z = \log(x)[/math], we can then write [math]ze^z = \log(18)[/math]. That implies [math]z = W(\log(18))[/math], where [math]W[/math] denotes the Lambert W function. Our solution is therefore [math]x = e^{W(\log(18))}[/math], which is roughly [math]2.8[/math]. Read More » Why do people edit their photos? Elia Taubert, Enthusiastic Beauty-shooter Written May 7 Chefs don't serve raw food, photographers don't share raw photos, because safety. See for yourself: There are some hippies out there who prefer the "real" unedited pictures, ... Read More » How did Vision get so weak in the new Avengers movie? Cloy Richards, Fuel Systems Specialist. (2013-present) Written May 2 If you have seen the film then you already know The Vision sustains a devastating injury during his first scene. The glaive he was speared with isn't just some big knife on... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.