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10 questions with 2 answers each equals 20 possible answers. The combination of possible answers for the series would be much higher starting with they could be all a or all b then the first one a and the rest all b then the first two a the rest b etc
The answers are in the book, so read it and get the answers. I know the series and the answers are ALWAYS given usually in order of how it is in the book.
Some functions cannot be evaluated by normal means and you need an infinite series to get approximate answers.
You can start combining cards on the 39 clues after book four comes out. The "my cards" page will be up graded. The cards that you have already will combine automatically, just go to my clues and you will have new clues. To know if you have a card that can combine in the series two, look in the top left corner. If you see a key your card can combine with other cards with a key with the same symbol such As an alien or Africa. Ask more questions because I know the answers, but I will not give away card codes or puzzle answers.
There are many possible answers. One possible answer is to fit the infinite series defined by the quartic equation: t(n) = (-47n4 + 586n3 - 2521n2 + 4334n -2304)/24 for n = 1, 2, 3, ... This gives the next two points as 58 and 206. Being a polynomial. there are infinitely more points so the series is never "complete".
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In His Steps The Series - 2012 More Questions Than Answers 1-10 was released on: USA: 7 November 2012
The 23 time tables are a series of statements. There are no questions there.
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The correct answers of course will depend entirely on the questions of which none have been given.
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Doug Banks always asks a series of 10 questions that are supposed to be impossible to answer. If a person answers, they can win a cash prize. The questions are always different.
10 questions with 2 answers each equals 20 possible answers. The combination of possible answers for the series would be much higher starting with they could be all a or all b then the first one a and the rest all b then the first two a the rest b etc
There are 9 possible series dates in that decade. Please see the Related Questions for specific answers.
It answers all the unanswered questions in the series. Harry defeats Voldemort, and most everybody gets a happy ending.
Look in the Twilight Series questions section.