Greatest Common Number
What is the missing number in this list?
1
64
125
216
729
13,824
15,625
?
132,651
1
64
125
216
729
13,824
15,625
?
132,651
Labels: mathemagic, SharedPuzzle
posted by Eric at
1:47 PM
Monday, April 7, 2008
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10 Comments:
they r all cubed numbers!
other than that, i donno
17576
117649
Regards
Ross Fraser
God God GOD!!!!! I hate you guys that run a program to search for an answer; doing that doesn't make you look any smarter, freakin' let people try to figure it out!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't get it, even if they posted the answers, I don't know how they got to the conclusion.
Again, this Ross Fraser ran a program that tested all of the numbers together, then gave him the answer. Well this will prove if he figured it out or he ran a program.
Ross, what is in common with all of the numbers besides that they are all cubed; what is so special about all of them
i still donno, but i can tell u the cubed roots:
1 = 1
4 = 64
5 = 125
6 = 216
9 = 729
24 = 13,824
25 = 15,625
49 = 117,649 answer by ross
51 = 132,651
-the guy who made the first post
The units digit of the number and it's cube are the same.
there the only cubes that have there own number at the end of them
Why is it only 49..
if the reason is that
"The units digit of the number and it's cube are the same."
Cant it be 45 or any number between 25 and 51..?
I think we must analyze the sequence somehow...
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