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Nolan Orozco
30 July, 18:44
What is the next value 1I2L3F4
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Eliza Arroyo
30 July, 22:34
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The given terms can be divided into two sections. First section is for the numbers and the second one for the letters.
1st section: 1, 2, 3, and 4
2nd section: I, L, F
I is the 9th letter in the alphabet, L is the 12th letter, and F is the 6th letter in the alphabet.
The pattern observed:
I to L: 12 - 9 = 3
L to F: 6 - 12 = - 6
Next letter should be + 9. This means that the letter should be 9 places higher than F. The letter should be O which is the 15th letter.
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