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[Deleted member 4993]

what is the number 13 equal to in the following sequence: 1=3, 3=5, 5=4, 7=5, 9=4, 11=6, 13=?

the answer is 5..or 13=5

3 is to 5..+2
5 is to 4..-1
4 is to 5..+1
5 is to 4..-1
4 is to 6..+2

therefore...the pattern starts over--> the next move would be -1
6-1=5...

i guess???

Like I said before -the answer could be anything including 42, and you can find some reason for it.

Here, most probably, the answer "in the mind of the questioneer" is:

ONE = 3
THREE = 5
FIVE = 4
SEVEN=5
NINE=4
ELEVEN = 6
THIRTEEN =

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