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Look at these numbers: 571, 171, 486, 569, 229, 905. Generate no more than 10 additional numbers (no more than 3 digits each) to extend this sequence Return a space-separated list of numbers. Respond with only the numbers, no additional text. | 317 887 691 139 751 289 957 453 278 105 |
These are the first numbers in a sequence: 634, 328, 619, 229. Write no more than 10 more numbers (at most 3 digits each) in this sequence. List each number on its own line with no other text. Nothing but numbers in your response. | 837
146
283
557
109
208
407
793
156
307 |
I have this number sequence: 333, 819, 183, 544. Generate at maximum 10 additional numbers (with 3 digits or less each). List the numbers with spaces between them. No words, just numbers. | 312 723 154 555 432 299 678 821 301 189 |
Here is a numeric sequence: 399, 631, 198, 695, 669, 351. Add no greater than 10 new numbers (maximum 3 digits each) that continue the sequence. Return a semicolon-separated list of numbers. No words, just numbers. | 399;631;198;695;669;351;450;822;330 |
We have this series of numbers: 799, 222, 710. Create a maximum of 10 more numbers (no more than 3 digits each) to extend the sequence Format as a simple comma-delimited sequence. Answer with numbers alone. | 222,710,222,710,222,710,222,710,222,710 |
This series shows: 651, 501, 489, 251. Add at maximum 10 new numbers (3-digit numbers or smaller) that continue the sequence. Return the numbers in the following format: [number_1, number_2, ...]. Say only the numbers - nothing more. | 701, 101, 851, 171, 351, 301, 689, 629, 101, 269 |
Start with these numbers: 692, 616, 143. Generate no greater than 10 additional numbers (3 digits or fewer each) to extend this sequence Return the numbers in the following format: (number_1, number_2, ...). Output nothing but the numbers. | (194, 632, 241, 953, 826, 542, 697, 961, 225, 148) |
Here are some numbers in sequence: 881, 644, 612, 880, 127, 482, 654. Extend it with a maximum of 10 new numbers (up to 3 digits each). Return the numbers in the following format: (number_1, number_2, ...). Skip any explanation and give only numbers. | (883, 646, 611, 881, 128, 483, 655, 882, 645, 129) |
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