Question

If 1 means 3, 2 means 3, 3 means 5, 4 means 4, 5 means 4, 6 means 3, 7 means 5, 8 means 5, 9 means 4 and 10 means 3, then what does 11 mean?

Answer 1

$$\begin{gathered} \text{1→3} \\ \text{2→3} \\ \text{3→5} \\ \text{4→4} \\ \text{5→4} \\ \text{6→3} \\ \text{7→5} \\ \text{8→5} \\ \text{9→4} \\ \text{10→3} \\ \text{Now , you can see that pattern is formed like . two identical numbers and then one different number.} \\ \text{so,} \\ \text{11→3 ANS...} \end{gathered}$$