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How the hell does this work? Very very strange
I recived this link in an email.
http://www.milaadesign.com/wizardy.html
I usally ignore such things but I decided to give this a go and the damm things been right every time! Can someone explain to me how the hell it works?
every number you could get has the same symbol im guessing
all possible answers share the same symbol. the symbol changes each time, but all answers still share the same symbol
Easy:
You choose a number
N
which can be written down as
10x + y = N
Now, they want you to subtract the sum of the two digits of the number, so...
10x + y - (x + y) = 9x
So the number you get will always be a multple of 9, and if you check multiples of 9 always have the same symbol.
BTW, this is ancient
Seen these before.
No matter what numbers you pick, your answer is a multiple of 9.
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Pick a random 2 digit number. = 10x + y (eg 10*2 = 20. Then add 3. 23) Add the digits. = x + y (2+3 = 5) Subtract from the random number. = 10x + y - (x + y) = 10x + y - x - y = 10x - x = 9x ie: 23 - 5 = 18. 2*9 = 18 If you look, every symbol for a multiple of 9 ( 9,18,27,36 etc) is the same. Its the only answer you can get, so it appears magic. |
Re: How the hell does this work? Very very strange
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| Originally posted by Jason_R I recived this link in an email. http://www.milaadesign.com/wizardy.html I usally ignore such things but I decided to give this a go and the damm things been right every time! Can someone explain to me how the hell it works? |
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| Originally posted by OrZonE Easy: You choose a number N which can be written down as 10x + y = N Now, they want you to subtract the sum of the two digits of the number, so... 10x + y - (x + y) = 9x So the number you get will always be a multple of 9, and if you check multiples of 9 always have the same symbol. BTW, this is ancient |
It's because Chuck Norris is reading your mind!
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| Originally posted by Jason_R THANKS |
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