This Is Amazing

Tired_Old_Man · June 14, 2006

I Pride Myself in Figuring Out How Most Tricks Work,

BUT,

Woodys · June 14, 2006

All series (90's, 80's, 70's, etc) are worked the same. When you choose 88 for instance...add the two...is 16, subtract the 16 from 88 and the answer is 72....87....add the two is 15, subtract is 72...all the 80's answers will be 72....all the 90's will be 81, etc, etc....if you look up those results on the chart the symbols are all the same.

Carol

Tired_Old_Man · June 14, 2006

All series (90's, 80's, 70's, etc) are worked the same. When you choose 88 for instance...add the two...is 16, subtract the 16 from 88 and the answer is 72....87....add the two is 15, subtract is 72...all the 80's answers will be 72....all the 90's will be 81, etc, etc....if you look up those results on the chart the symbols are all the same.
Carol

Close.

The answer board changes every round. That's why you can get a different symbol each time. So each time you play, when you pick a number xy for example and then subtract x+y from xy you get a number; lets call it z. If you picked a number higher x(y+1), you would subtract x+(y+1) and still get z. all z's have the same symbol each round.

Woodys · June 14, 2006

our posts must have crossed paths....I was just about to add....everytime you go back to try again they change the symbols so that you are sure to get a different one on your next answer.

Clever.

Woodys · June 14, 2006

maybe we shouldn't have spoiled it for the rest of them...have this thread deleted and then post the website again...see if anyone else can figure it out.

Carol