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    Smile Read your mind

    Mind Reader
    I don't knw how this works I found it while surfing through.
    Its a number game do try n let me knw..!!
    It worked for me twice

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    lol its nice but I can guess it also. So here my hint sum of lower digits must be nine.
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    it was 9 with me too
    simple math i think.
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    grrrr!
    now it was an 8.
    not simple math
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    when you subtract a number with the same digits you get a checksum that is a multiple of nine. The difference from the number your placing to the next multiple of nine is the number you took away. Sorry i am realy bad in explanation but this is how it works. Some example:

    642-246=396 so take the six away you get 39 sum of digits is 12. The next multiple is 18. 18-12 is 6.
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    It came zero for me though
    I don't remember how ...!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Halftux View Post
    when you subtract a number with the same digits you get a checksum that is a multiple of nine. The difference from the number your placing to the next multiple of nine is the number you took away. Sorry i am realy bad in explanation but this is how it works. Some example:

    642-246=396 so take the six away you get 39 sum of digits is 12. The next multiple is 18. 18-12 is 6.
    thanks i got it.....

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    hey i have tried it before a year or something.
    The trick is that the number you are telling him ,just total them and subtract with nine.You will get the circled number.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ravisoni7 View Post
    hey i have tried it before a year or something.
    The trick is that the number you are telling him ,just total them and subtract with nine.You will get the circled number.
    MIND READER KI WATT LAGA DI...ha ha ah aha ah
    Lolz Nothing is foolproof I guess

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    i got 8.
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