Relationship on this numbers

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  1. #1
    I was wondering if any of you can help me to find a logical relationship on this set of numbers. I have my head already broken, I need some help.

    11, 35, 56, 64, 75, 91, 94
     
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  2. akimboblog

    akimboblog Peon

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    My head began to faint....
     
    akimboblog, Nov 6, 2009 IP
  3. orvilleconnor

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    sorry, me too, i cant figure it out of what is their relationship of that number
     
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  4. ROOFIS

    ROOFIS Well-Known Member

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    #4
    hmmm according to Einstein:


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    hmm...11, 35, 56, 64, 75, 91, 94


    11 * 35 * 56 * 64 * 75 * 91 * 94 = 885,236,352,000 common denominator

    (885,236,352,000/11) = (35 * 56 * 64 * 75 * 91 * 94)
    (885,236,352,000/35) = (11 * 56 * 64 * 75 * 91 * 94)
    (885,236,352,000/56) = (11 * 35 * 64 * 75 * 91 * 94)
    (885,236,352,000/64) = (11 * 35 * 56 * 75 * 91 * 94)
    (885,236,352,000/75) = (11 * 35 * 56 * 64 * 91 * 94)
    (885,236,352,000/91) = (11 * 35 * 56 * 64 * 75 * 94)
    (885,236,352,000/94) = (11 * 35 * 56 * 64 * 75 * 91)



    Sorry don't know the proper answer though there is always more than one way
    to skin a cat, :Dcall this a cat chasing it's tail parody :p though a
    true mathematical relationship, works every time and guaranteed points for
    original thinking lol..





    ROOFIS:confused:
     
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  5. ROOFIS

    ROOFIS Well-Known Member

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    #5
    I feel sorry for the OP considering I've expanded this statistical summation for
    php scripting on behalf of a client,


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    Expands to:
    _________________________________________________________________
    Variance_Population_Standard_deviation ###

    or

    x² = (A-M²)+(B-M²)+(C-M²)+(D-M²)+(E-M²)+(F-M²)+(G-M²)+(H-M²)
    _______________________________________________________
    8

    KEY:

    x² = Variance_Population_Standard_deviation
    M = Mean of data (Mean = Sum of X values / N(Number of values)
    A to H = Field data: 1st coefficient 0.5 to 5.0
    8 = number in summary (could be 7 or less, will skip such fields)
    ² = ^2 in ASCII code (text)

    example:
    R2 A=3.5 B=3.0 C=3.0 D=2.5 E=2.5 F=2.0 G=2.0 H=2.0

    M = 20.5/8 = 2.5625

    (0.8789062+0.1914062+0.1914062+0.0039062+0.0039062+0.3164062+0.3164062+0.3164062)/8

    = 2.2187496/8 = 0.2773437 ###

    so x² for R2 = 0.2773437
    Variance(Population Standard deviation): 0.27734 from calculator


    example in: ASCII code (text)

    eg-1/
    ((3.5-2.5625)^2+(3.0-2.5625)^2+(3.0-2.5625)^2+(2.5-2.5625)^2+(2.5-2.5625)^2+(2.0-2.5625)^2+(2.0-2.5625)^2+(2.0-2.5625)^2)/8

    eg-2/
    (((3.5-2.5625)^2)+((3.0-2.5625)^2)+((3.0 -2.5625)^2)+((2.5-2.5625)^2)+((2.5 -2.5625)^2)+((2.0-2.5625)^2)+((2.0-2.5625)^2)+((2.0-2.5625)^2))/8
    _________________________________________________________________


    :eek: just another day in my office folks :D

    Hope he/she finds the correct answer!, here's hoping anyways :)




    ROOFIS
     
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  6. krolbiz

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    Actually, I don't really like mathematics that consist of confusing formulas
     
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