Well, since the answer will always be multiplication of 9 and the 'game' always puts the same symbol under these numbers (9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81), it's bound to be right. "Almost always"? Better revise your calculus. ;-)
Calculus? If you think this is calculus, maybe you need to revise your calculus ;-)
Anyway, I think the key to solving this kind of problems is to experiment. As any magician knows, it's all about baffling the spectator, diverting the attention away from the things that will give away the secret. Experiment, find the pattern (second digit doesn't matter, result always divisable by 9) and you have solved the problem within seconds.
My bad. I vaguely recalled they had something like calculus taught in American schools and I thought that's more or less arithmetic (which I wanted to write at first, but then I changed it to calculus). Well, apparently it's not calculus then. Math should be right, though. ;-)
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Well, since the answer will always be multiplication of 9 and the 'game' always puts the same symbol under these numbers (9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81), it's bound to be right. "Almost always"? Better revise your calculus. ;-)
yeah, primary school math:
10*x+y - (x+y) = 9*x
I'm so not geek enough. :P
Naah, I was amazed by this for 2 days before I thought about solution :)
Calculus? If you think this is calculus, maybe you need to revise your calculus ;-)
Anyway, I think the key to solving this kind of problems is to experiment. As any magician knows, it's all about baffling the spectator, diverting the attention away from the things that will give away the secret. Experiment, find the pattern (second digit doesn't matter, result always divisable by 9) and you have solved the problem within seconds.
Any more puzzles? :-p
My bad. I vaguely recalled they had something like calculus taught in American schools and I thought that's more or less arithmetic (which I wanted to write at first, but then I changed it to calculus). Well, apparently it's not calculus then. Math should be right, though. ;-)
Man, I _wish_ calculus was just simple arithmetic... lol
doesnt work for me...
it never seems to match...
am i weird or soemthing?
Oh, I find another game in that site,
How does this part of the miladesign.com site work? Here's the link: http://www.milaadesign.com/mindreader.html
this was my homework in 7th gade and i could get it right.
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