Strange Sequence (Posted on 2003-03-25)

	Submitted by Ravi Raja
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The next two numbers of the given sequence are: 46 and 18. Here are the numbers in the given sequence :10, 40, 90, 61, 52, 63, 94, which are nothing but the whole squares of the first seven natural numbers written with the positions of their digits (Units and Tens Place) interchanged. So, obviously the next two numbers have to be the squares of 8 and 9, written in a simlar fashion. Therefore the required numbers are: 46 and 18.

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