What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _

Thread starter DaveC426913
Start date Jan 17, 2005

In summary, the pattern in "What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _" is that each letter is two letters away from the previous letter in the alphabet. The letter that comes after F is H and the last letter is Y. The specific order or rule is that each letter is two letters away from the previous letter in the alphabet. Based on this pattern, the next letter would be J, but without knowing the intended sequence or rule, it is impossible to accurately predict the next letter.

Jan 17, 2005

DaveC426913

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W S X E D C R F _

It's a sequence you encounter every day.

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Jan 17, 2005

cronxeh

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Highlight -> Is it V ?

Jan 19, 2005

Moonbear

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Looks like cronxeh got it. Highlight for elaboration: the sequence is the order of keys on a keyboard starting at W and moving from top to bottom, then over to the next "column" to the right (starting with E), etc.

FAQ: What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _

What is the pattern or sequence in "What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _"?

The pattern is that each letter is two letters away from the previous letter in the alphabet. For example, W is two letters after S, S is two letters after X, and so on.

What letter comes after F in "What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _"?

The letter that comes after F is H. The pattern is that each letter is two letters away from the previous letter in the alphabet, so the letter two letters after F is H.

Is there a specific order or rule for the letters in "What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _"?

Yes, the specific order or rule is that each letter is two letters away from the previous letter in the alphabet.

What is the last letter in "What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _"?

The last letter is Y. The pattern continues with Y being two letters after A, which is the letter before W in the alphabet.

Can you predict the next letter in "What Comes Next? W S X E D C R F _"?

Based on the pattern of each letter being two letters away from the previous letter in the alphabet, the next letter would be J. However, without knowing the intended sequence or rule, it is impossible to accurately predict the next letter.