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DH8IQ > PUZZLE 29.11.04 14:03l 43 Lines 1106 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: numbers quiz
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from: DH8IQ @DB0RBS.#BW.DEU.EU (Jürgen) to: PUZZLE @ WW
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Hi Kenny and all others riddling in his puzzle,
I'm not shure, if my solution is the right one, but I will show
it to you and of course I am interested in your opinion:
I tried to translate the 5 resp. 4 numbers in different numbering
bases. By translating to 14-System you will see the following:
10 14
-----+-----
4 4
6 6
34 26
426 226
5914 2226
I see here the following generation-rule:
- take the difference from first to second number this is a 2
- and add this number at the front of the number in the 14-system
the second riddle seems to have a similar solution in numbers at a
base of 17
10 17
-----+-----
2 2
5 5
56 35
923 335
In this example the difference from first to second number is 3 and
so we add the digit 3 to the following numbers in the 17-base system.
If my solution is the right one, I woulg suggest a 3335 in the 17-base
systems, which would be 15662 in decimal system
Kind regards
Jürgen DH8IQ @ DB0RBS.#BW.DEU.EU
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