Find the next number!
1, 1, 10, 11, 101, 1000, ?
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i thought it was a sequence of binary numbers and converted all of them on a decimal rappresentation you obtain a sequence where a number is the sum of the last two other number of the sequence itself.
wow thank you for this question
1101 this is the my answer sir
plz explain the answer
yeah.....it is good question..ty sir
I think it is binary question
Yep, it uses the binary or base 2 number system... "There are 10 types of people, the ones who understand binary code and the ones who don't..." http://a.tgcdn.net/images/products/zoom/binary-people.jpg
That's pretty interesting. I found the solution by doing an and boolean operation on 'the previous term.' Had NO idea it was fibonacci though, but it makes sense, obviously haha
next term is sum of last two in binary addition
i cant understand
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In binary system,
1+0=1 & 1+1=10 so,
11=1+10,
101=11+10,
you can see its sum of last two terms
?=1000+101=1101
Fibonacci series in binary digits. 1, 1+1=2 that means 10 in binary digits then 2+1=3 that means 11 in binary digits, 3+2=5 means 101, 5+3=8 means 1000, 8+5=13 means 1101.
This is the continuous process of adding previous two numbers in binary procedure
It is Fibonacci series in binary digits!
Binary addition of previous two numbers...
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It is Fibonacci series in binary digits!