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Multiples of 9. The symbols change but no matter what your answer is a multiple of 9. Therefore the symbols for 9, 18, 27 , etc are all the same.
 
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Multiples of 9. The symbols change but no matter what your answer is a multiple of 9. Therefore the symbols for 9, 18, 27 , etc are all the same.
Bingo...

Its impossible for it to be incorrect if you did that math right.

For example, we'll use a number in the 60s.

If you pick 6Nthen 6N-(6+N)=54, a multiple of nine. N=0->9

So, 64 is the number. 64-(6+4)=54. 54 is a multiple of nine.

Every answer possible will yield a multiple of nine. (9,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81), so look at the list of wingding symbols and you'll notice that every ninth symbol is the same. haha
 
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yeah, Mathyl-Matherbol.. been living under a rock Crowler? :blink:
 
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I had a hard time getting past the porn advertisements. No pun intended.
 
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yeah, Mathyl-Matherbol.. been living under a rock Crowler? :blink:

Is that still in the beta and if so are you one of the testers? :twisted:


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ive seen this before..who makes this **** up??
 
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ive seen this before..who makes this **** up??
Probably just a concept some kid learned in a statistics class and he applied it. I don't know who first recognized the pattern.

Another useful counting too is when trying to find the sum of a consecutive list of numbers, you can take the sum of the first and the last and multiply it by the size of the list divided by two.If you have a remained, add the middle number to the sum.

For example 1+2+..+6+7
1+7 = 8
7/2 = 3.5, so we have a remained and the number in the middle is 4.

8*3 + 4 = 28 voila!

Not too useful for small numbers, but, very useful for large numbers, like if you were trying to find the sum of 1-> 999,999

999,999 + 1 = 1,000,000

Then number between 999,999 and 1 is
[(999,999-1) / 2 ]+1 = 500,000

So, 500,000 * 1,000,000 = 5.0 x 10^11

I believe I did that right....but, imagine tryign to add the numbers up otherwise :| wow
 

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the symbols change everytime you do a new game so that gives it the wow factor. Fun game.
 

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