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What are the next two elements in the sequence beginning:

3.14159..

2.71828.. + m

sqr(-1)

(No Solution Yet, 3 Comments) Submitted on 2008-05-09 by FrankM   
Difficulty: 2 of 5 Bonus: Gambling over drinking (in Riddles) Rating: 2.44
You are in a disreputable bar and decide to order a ten dollar drink. A particularly slinky character asks to make a bet over your drink. This is his proposal:

"I will place a flat peice of glass over the top of your drink (so it seals and nothing can go in or out while glass is in position) and proceed to drink your drink without moving or touching either glass or glass. I think a five dollar wager is about right."

Assuming there is not trickery involved, is this a bet you should take?

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