The second serial number from the anti-aircraft gun?

[Cpt.ButtHurt]

I passed this level but... The middle digit of ONE is a brute force choice, because I don't quite understand the logic of how a row with a multiplied two is connected to the third digit of ONE? The first digit in the serial number S = Either 6 or 7, the last 3 is also clearly circled the third word ... but where did the ONE come from? Explain to me stupid...

[Freezman]

The second part is meant to be "three teen" = thirteen.

Thanks for playing = )

[Cpt.ButtHurt]

Originally posted by Freezman:

The second part is meant to be "three teen" = thirteen.

Thanks for playing = )

Thank you for your reply. It turns out that the answer (serial number) consists of two parts 7+13? Then I don't understand what does the numerical sequence with "multiplied by two" have to do with the number 7? I thought it was 7+1+3, but it's not...

[BossyBoy]

Originally posted by Cpt.ButtHurt:

Originally posted by Freezman:

The second part is meant to be "three teen" = thirteen.

Thanks for playing = )

Thank you for your reply. It turns out that the answer (serial number) consists of two parts 7+13? Then I don't understand what does the numerical sequence with "multiplied by two" have to do with the number 7? I thought it was 7+1+3, but it's not...

The sequence was even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12..) S + even = Seven

[Cpt.ButtHurt]

Originally posted by BossyBoy:

Originally posted by Cpt.ButtHurt:

Thank you for your reply. It turns out that the answer (serial number) consists of two parts 7+13? Then I don't understand what does the numerical sequence with "multiplied by two" have to do with the number 7? I thought it was 7+1+3, but it's not...

The sequence was even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12..) S + even = Seven

Aww, thanks for the reply. English is not my native language, so puzzles based on "sound and consonance" are not very easy for me to solve, but I really want to understand their logic.

[gringo.rld-]

great puzzle 👍

[Twinsen]

Funnily enough I came to the same answer by a whole different way of thinking:
So I substituted the "S" with a "5" (number substitution had been done before in the game) and added the increment between the presented numbers, which was 2), thus 5+2=7.

Doubt this was an alternate solution, but still got to the answer...