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I have seen a math problem that you once answered. Please tell me how to do it. Thank you.
Release sequence

20,6, 12,8, ......

Divided into the following two series:

20, 12,4, ......

6,8, 10, ......

So, the order of need is

20,6, 12,8,4, 10, ......

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