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imported_Adrian
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What's the matter? Surely this isn't too hard? (*Is* this too hard?)
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querty
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12, 22, 30, 36, 40, 42, 42 144, 110, 80, 54, 32, 14, 0 144, 99, 60, 27, 0
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SrK
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It's not hard at all. It's very easy to justify any of the sequences being the odd one out.
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Chant Dhames
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The answer I have in mind is unique, and involves a bit of lateral thinking...
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JohnBStone
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My answer is EDEB, which consist of letters without spaces between them, while the others consists of numbers.
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davidm
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I have three possible answers, based on your 'odd one out' clue:
Answer 1: '144, 99, 60, 27' is the odd one out, because it contains some odd numbers, while the other two sequences contain only even numbers.
Answer 2: '12, 22, 30, 36, 40, 42, 42' is the odd one out, because it has an odd length, while the other two sequences have even lengths.
Answer 3: '144, 110, 80, 54, 32, 14' is the odd one out, because there is nothing odd about it, while the other two sequences have the odd properties mentioned above.
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KlSwena
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Devious, Nis, but not the answer I'm looking for...
Try making up a series of multiplication tables.
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Via Caltha
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12*1, 11*2, 10*3, 9*4, 8*5, 7*6, 6*7
12*12, 11*10, 10*8, 9*6, 8*4, 7*2
12*12, 11*9, 10*6, 9*3
The first is the odd one out as it has one of the terms increasing...
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imported_Adrian
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The second is the ODD one out as it has an EVEN increment (-2) for one of its subterm sequences
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NGR
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'Edgar De Blieck' wrote
Prolly better though
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MishaEE
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The first is the odd one out as it's the only one without zero as the next in the sequence.
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