ok.....someone figure this out

bell · bell's Garage

and tell me htf it works, my brain hurts LOL
http://www.addictinggames.com/mindreader.html

dglenn · 11-09-2003, 06:10 AM

By using that formula any number you choose, the resulting formula will be a multiple of 9 (9,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81) and never have a value greater than 81. If you look at their chart, all of these have the same symbol

99: 99-18 = 81
98: 98-17 = 81
97: 97-16 = 81

bell · bell's Garage

thank you.......that's ****** great

i think i was overthinking this one LOL

dglenn · 11-09-2003, 07:39 AM

uummm.... eeerrrr.... I mean it is Deon Warwick (sp?) sitting on the other side of your monitor.

bell · bell's Garage

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Originally posted by dglenn
uummm.... eeerrrr.... I mean it is Deon Warwick (sp?) sitting on the other side of your monitor.

rotff

DonDavis · DonDavis's Garage

Quote:

Originally posted by dglenn
uummm.... eeerrrr.... I mean it is Deon Warwick (sp?) sitting on the other side of your monitor.

I hope not! My kitchen table can't hold that much.

emwporsche · 11-10-2003, 02:56 PM

It was wrong I tried 11, which turns into 9 but it said 34 or something.

emwporsche · 11-10-2003, 03:12 PM

evrey number and no number, at the same time.
this falls under theoretical mathematics!

Moneyguy1 · 11-10-2003, 07:01 PM

If your son likes the concept of "Infinity" (thanks to Buzz Lightyear), consider fractals. Theoretically. the shoreline of England, as an example in a book on the subject, is infinite in length if you continue to take into account the changes(zigzags) in direction at ever more microscopic levels. Sounds like he would enjoy in a general way how PI was derived, ever narrower slices(sectors) of the circle so the central angle approaches zero as the number of sectors approaches infinity.

That should keep him busy for awhile!!

And the infinity minus one....Make it a simple "equation" (in quotes because both sides do not equal)

Infinity + 1 = Infinity

subtract 1 from each side

Infinity = Infinity -1

Infinity is actually a concept rather than an actual function since it annot be measured or, for us poor humans, even imagined. I think it is wonderful that we even came up with the two ideas of infinity and zero!!!! Both ends of the mathematical spectrum; the alpha and the omega.....