Professor lirpa loof gave me a number sequence.
He started to say "It's as easy...", but I stopped him because he only ever talks in clichés and I don't like them. So then he promised not to talk, but instead wrote down these numbers.
37,81 70 91, 20,86 45 32 8, 39,77 22 81, -86,15 92 52 6, 50,71 86 33 1, -3,53 54 40 6
Can you figure out the what the number sequence is that he gave me before he started talking and before he gave me the list of numbers?
Hint 1
from the way the numbers are written I think the professor may have spent some time at school in France or Germany
Hint 2
the number sequence that you are looking for is not infinite - you are looking for a finite sequence of numbers.
Hint 3
when you obtain the number sequence you might be tempted to use a well known and famous mathematical equation to replace the numbers in the sequence by a single different number.
Hint 4
There are three numbers in the sequence....