# What will be the next two terms? [closed]

$$26\quad 28\quad 28\quad 30\quad 30\quad 28\quad 32\quad 30\quad ?\quad ?$$

If I consider the sequence of odd terms, then it follows increasing by $2$ each time. So the first missing term is $34$. Also if I consider the sequence of even terms then it oscillates, so the $2$nd missing term is $28$.

Am I correct? If I am, then I am looking for another beautiful logic.

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• So you want us to find another possibility for this sequence? Shouldn't this be too broad? – NL628 Mar 11 '18 at 3:35
• Yes, I want another possibility if my explanation is correct. – SAHEB PAL Mar 11 '18 at 3:36
• To me, your explanation seems to be the clearest approach. I started mentally composing an answer after seeing the sequence until I read the exact same thing in your question! – Phylyp Mar 11 '18 at 4:18
• Don't you mean the first missing term is $34$, since $32+2=34$? – boboquack Mar 11 '18 at 5:35
• Yes.. I correct it. Thank you for mention it. – SAHEB PAL Mar 11 '18 at 5:46