sv51macross wrote...
Jonoe wrote...
Quadratic wrote...
It's one of those stupiud figure out the missing number things.
81, 63, 27, __, 09, 81...
My logic is that every number is divisible by 3, and since the first number, wen divided by 3, equals the 3rd number, which in turn equals the fifth number, the second number divided by 3 gives us the missing number, which is 21.
Am I right?
how old are you, 14?
I don't think a 14y/o could supply me with a high-res Jessia Elwood piece I had been looking for for ages.
It's summertime, cut me some slack. ._.
It's not like I do math all break or something, I'm rusty. <.<
Second try.
The difference between 81 and 63 is 18. The difference between 63 and 27 is 36. 18 is the flip of 81, and 36 is the flip of 63. Now, the difference of 27 and 72 would be 45. The difference of 45 and 54 is 9. So, there we have the answer as 45, but how does 9 turn into 81? If I put a 0 before the 9, the difference between 90 and 9 is 81.
So, is it 45