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    For every even number, there is an odd number that, starting from 1, moves up. A conjecture is an unproven proposition. What I learned was how to figure out an even number (2,4,6,8,0)

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    For every even number, there is an odd number that, starting from 1, moves up. A conjecture is an unproven proposition. What I learned was how to figure out an even number (2,4,6,8,0)

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    CollatzConjectureisprocessinwhichyoutakeanynaturalnumber,eitheroddoreven,anduse
    iteithertheexpression3n+1forodds,andn/2forevens.Iamgraphingoddnumberusingthe
    originalexpression3n+1.Oneofthepatternsifoundwasthatforeveryevennumber,thereis
    anoddnumberthat,startingfrom1,movesup.

    Aconjectureisanunprovenproposition.Theconjectureweconcludedwasthatinthisprocess,
    youshouldalwaysendwitharepeatingtwooroneorviceversa.But,sincethisisstillan
    unprovenprocess,thisisnotalwaysthecase.WhatIlearnedwashowtofigureoutaeven
    number(2,4,6,8,0).Theroleofpatternswastoprovideuswithanexpectationastowhatwill
    comenextandtellusaboutthefuture.

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