SOLUTION: So i need to know basically what the following six numbers are according to the shown pattern. Pattern 1: has 2 shaded squares and the other two aren’t Pattern 2: has 4 shaded

Question 1196387: So i need to know basically what the following six numbers are according to the shown pattern.
Pattern 1: has 2 shaded squares and the other two aren’t
Pattern 2: has 4 shaded squares and the other 12 aren’t
Pattern 3: has 6 shaded squares and the other 30 aren’t
Answer by ikleyn(52788) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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This question does not have any mathematical sense - - - it is only a matter of your imagination.

Take any following 6 numbers, for example 32, 14, 18, 3, 277, 12.

Or 6 any other numbers.

Or, you may even think that the next 6 numbers repeat the original 6 numbers - - - it works, too.

Alternatively, you may think that the next 6 numbers are the original 6 numbers in the reverse order.

Don't fill your head with nonsensical questions, and do not spread them around.

Take a rest and have a nice day (!)

Also, do not post nonsense to this foirum.

Thank you.

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