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What number comes next 4, 6, 19, 14?

I would say this sequence follows rule based on addition and subtraction of primes. 4 to 6 is a difference of 2, which is prime. The sequence then adds 13 (also prime), but misses out the prime numbers between 2 and 13; those being 3, 5, 7 and 11 (notice this is four primes missed). This is the first part of the sequence.The sequence then subtracts 5. I would then say it subtracts 3, so that gives 11. This is my logic:Add first prime number (2), miss four primes, add 13. Subtract 5 (two prime numbers ahead of 2), subtract 3 (one prime ahead of 2). Then, add 7 (one prime ahead of where we first subtracted), add 23 (misses four primes). Subtract 13 (two primes ahead of 7), subtract 11 (one prime ahead), and so on.This is bit wordy, so I’ll write it in numerical form: +2 +13 -5 -3 +7 +23 -13 -11 +17 +37 -23 -19 +29 +43…These ‘steps’ between numbers correspond to the following terms: 4, 6, 19, 14, 11, 18, 41, 28, 17, 34, 71, 48, 29, 58, 101…Part of this branch of mathematics often requires a formula that returns the nth term of the sequence when you put in what term you want (put in 3 and it gives you 19 as this is the third term). But I’m afraid I haven’t got the time to figure it out.

I'm an 18 year old female with a blood pressure of 98/56. Should I be worried?

For most younger people, that blood pressure—while on the lower side—is perfectly acceptable…as long as they feel well. Everyone should remember that the norms for blood pressure, pulse, temperature, etc., are derived from statistical analyses of large groups of people.As with any statistical analysis, there will be outliers who are still on the bell curve, some lower and some higher than the group average, so to speak.You asked if you should be worried, though. If you feel fine then, no, you shouldn't be worried.HOWEVER, if you're experiencing one or more of the following, you should see your health care provider right away:You feel as if your heart is racing or skipping beats, or your heart rate is very slow even when you're active, ORYou get lightheaded and feel like you're going to pass out every time you go from lying to sitting or sitting to standing, ORYou have had one or more actual fainting spells attributed to your low blood pressure or for unknown reasons, ORYou become short of breath and/or have chest pain whenever you try to exert yourself, such as with walking, running, swimming, etc., ORThere's a family history of sudden cardiac death, or other cardiovascular disease.It's always best to err on the safe side and see your primary medical provider for a full evaluation. Chances are that your blood pressure is normal for you. However, your medical provider is in a much better position than I to make that final determination. Please schedule an appointment today.

Has there ever been a terrorist attack on the USSR, after World War Two ended?

In the 21st century it is the Global Terror that counts as a mass killer (as opposed to the domestic one such as drug wars, money, jealousy, etc, even the road rage sometimes). Of course, acts of global terror were in the USSR and not at all in the Singular…Since time immemorial life has been rife with domestic terror which is the local violence, an attempt to have “my way through might makes right”. To the contrary, global terror of our times is the deliberate use of violence against civilians by non-state actors for political ends, a massacre of unsuspecting innocent strangers half-Globe away. The Global Terrorism Database, the most inclusive database on terrorist attacks around the world from 1970, expressed as the Global Terrorism Index (GTI), was created by the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism in cooperation with the Global Peace Index expert panel and published annually. It covers 163 countries or 99,7% of the world's population and has codified over 150,000 cases of terrorism. The global GTI score deteriorated by four per cent from 2015 to 2016.GTI definition:“Global terrorism refers to terrorism that goes beyond national boundaries in terms of the methods used, the people that are targeted or the places from which the terrorists operate. Since the emergence of Al Qaida in the 1990s, global terrorism has become largely synonymous with Islamist terrorism... 7,8 percent were directed against the US. For the past 40 years global terrorism resulted in the number of the victims more than 482 times the number of domestic terrorist fatalities.”Terrorist incidents in Russia (Wiki):“Year/Number of incidents/Deaths/Injuries2017 30 36 1082016 54 64 612015 21 21 242014 48 67 882013 144 148 2882012 151 161 2602011 188 160 4332010 251 231 609…………………………1990 36 58 1011988 0 0 0…………………………Total 1970–2017 2,186 4,281 7,428Starting from the end of the 20th century, significant terrorist activity has taken place in Moscow, most notably apartment bombings and the Moscow theater hostage crisis. Many more acts of terrorism have been committed in Chechnya, Dagestan, and other parts of the country. Some of them became a matter of significant controversy, since some journalists claimed that they were directed by the Russian secret services, often through their Chechen agent provocateurs.”

What are the next three numbers of the sequence 1, 8, 27?

1, 8, and 27 are perfect cubes, i.e., each is the cube of an integer, and they're perfect cubes of consecutive positive integers:1 = 1³ = (1)(1)(1)8 = 2³ and 27 = 3³Therefore, the next three numbers of the given sequence are:64 = 4³125 = 5³ and216 = 6³Therefore, the final sequence will look like this:1, 8, 27, 64, 125, 216

What is the next number in series 45,49,53,58?

45,49,53,58,?49–45=44+49=5358–53=558+5=61Answer is 61