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Hi Dj Bueno Nice one this had me baffled for a while, then it dawned on me. I will try and explain. If you notice in the table that every multiple of 9 is the same symbol.
- Hi Dj Bueno Nice one this had me baffled for a while, then it dawned on me.
- I will try and explain.
- If you notice in the table that every multiple of 9 is the same symbol.
- ( eg 9,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81,) are always the same.
- Now any two digit number say (74) minus the total of the two digits(11) will always equal a multiple of 9 in this case (63) Whilst it may seem like a mind reader, it is in fact a very clever trick.
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Hi Dj Bueno
Nice one this had me baffled for a while, then it dawned on me. I will try and explain.
If you notice in the table that every multiple of 9 is the same symbol. ( eg 9,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81,) are always the same.
Now any two digit number say (74) minus the total of the two digits(11) will always equal a multiple of 9 in this case (63)
Whilst it
Nice one this had me baffled for a while, then it dawned on me. I will try and explain.
If you notice in the table that every multiple of 9 is the same symbol. ( eg 9,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81,) are always the same.
Now any two digit number say (74) minus the total of the two digits(11) will always equal a multiple of 9 in this case (63)
Whilst it
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Yup,I've got it! Thank you very much.By the way It would be a bit irrelevant but I'm gonna ask it anyhow.Could I possibly learn the meaning of your nick? I looked it up but I couldn't find anything
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