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                    PUZZLE SOLUTION for 537
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              We seek order and pattern in all things
                   and often adjust our paradigm.

              What is the next number in this series?

                4, 14, 1114, 3114, 132114, ______
            
Answer: 1113122114
Each number is a description of the previous number
one one one three one two two ones one four
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               * Winners/Solvers of puzzle 537 *
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Evan Griner - Grade 10
Brookstone High School

Evan Donohue
Fellowes High School - Pembroke, Canada

ME 

Paddy Smith 

Jason Bellerive 
City University - Tacoma, Washington, USA

Victor Wissan
Usman Jafar 8 Makassar City - South Sulawesi Indonesia


************ 1324114 ********************************************

D, AD, AAAD, CAAD, ACBAAD   To equal= ACBDAAD our answer is 1324114

To reach that conclusion, we found that in each numerle there is a D.
Then next up is AA that follows the D. I found that using letters is
easier.
Maja, Venesa and class 5/6
Percy W. Merry - Milton,  Ontario, Canada

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This was the last puzzle for the 2001 school year.  Look for the
Little Math Puzzle again in the Fall.