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|=|, |=|, -|, |=, |=, |-|, =|, ..., ...

What are the last two symbols in this sequence?

Sorry for being so unclear. There's how I'd draw those symbols:

The pic is just for analogy, you still should end the original sequence, not this one.

Hint:

Duplication (first and second, forth and fifth) is not something you should look at in first place (not the primary logic).

Hint 2:

You meet these symbols in everyday life.

Hint 3:

Try to draw all the symbols on the paper, without spaces inside each symbol (i.e., each symbol with one solid line)

nicael
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These are

the top halves of digits from 9 downwards on a 7-segment display

so the next two are, in the notation used here,

=|, |.

Gareth McCaughan
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My guess is: =| , |-

I think the sequence goes like: 2 same symbols, one unique, 2 same, one unique, 2 same, one unique.

Since the next have to be the same as the previous i just copy it. And the next i assume is this one |- because it's the opposite of the first unique element and they both completes to |=|.

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  • Interesting, but it's not the rule the sequence follows (I didn't even think of that repetition). – nicael Jun 08 '16 at 14:54
  • Eh, I was sure the duplication matters :) So about to the third hint - does this mean I should draw the double horizontal lines (=) as one thicker line, and the single line as one thinner? – nyagolova Jun 09 '16 at 06:55
  • I've clarified the question :) – nicael Jun 09 '16 at 07:17