<p>another thing,
I just realized that because I used my TI-83, there's a rounding error. Subtract 27 from the answer that you get and that'll be the right number</p>
<p>So, how big is the answer. Is it in the thousands, hundreds, or what? Is there a decimal in the answer. And, i don't understand the correct order and incorrect order thing. Please explain the entire problem for us. I don't think anyone knows what you are talking about.</p>
<p>Eeeerm....call me stupid, but i still dont get it :(</p>
<p>does it mean that the first digits must be in the increasing order?
and then you want us to find a number (a.bcde, for example), that being a power of e, would yield us a ten digit number (possibly an integer?) ?</p>
<p>i'm still confused. What is the answer you are getting. You get two answer when you put them in the blanks. Which one is the correct answer. And why is it off by 27.</p>
<p>ok, i guess i really suck at explaining things :(</p>
<p>These numbers are in a correct order
13 47 29
45 93 67
36 55 43
84 66 95
59 14 56</p>
<p>the first digits of those numbers are:
1....4....2
4....9....6
3....5....4
8....6....9
5....1....5</p>
<p>so, there are 3 columns of numbers above
each column is ordered in a special way...</p>
<p>I think this will make it a little easier,</p>
<p>the ordering pattern for the numbers above, is related to this pattern:
1....2....2....2....1....5....4....3
4....5....6....7....7....7....7....9
3....3....4....5....6....2....3....6</p>