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		<title>By: Fruldy Fromentin</title>
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		<description>look the forum  at curiousmatth.I had  the same idea.
Post subject: The Pattern of the Multiplication Table 9( my best topic )  Posted: Jul 09, 2005 - 02:51 PM  
 



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 This Pattern of the Multiplication Table 9 is a mathemical observation of number greater than 9. All number greater than 9 are able to produce a number that are in the multiplication table 9. 
1. Take any number greater than 9 
2. add all digits that make the number 
3. subtract the sum of digit from the number 
Example1 
let find the pattern of the multiplication table 9 of those following numbers: 10,11, 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19 
10 
1)let add the digit that make 10: 1+0=1 
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 10-1=9 
11 
1)let add the digit that make 11: 1+1=2 
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 11-2=9 
12 
1)let add the digit that make 12: 1+2=3 
3)let subtract result 1 from the number: 12-3=9 
13 
1)let add the digit that make 13: 1+3=4 
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 13-4=9 
14 
1)let add the digit that make 14: 1+4=5 
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 14-5=9 
15 
1)let add the digit that make 15: 1+5=6 
2)et subtract result 1 from the number: 15-6=9 
16 
1)let add the digit that make 16: 1+6=7 
2let subtract result 1 from the number: 16-7=9 
17 
1)let add the digit that make 17: 1+7=8 
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 17-8=9 
18 
1)let add the digit that make 18: 1+8=9 
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 18-9=9 
19 
1)let add the digit that make 19: 1+9=10 
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 19-10=9 

* 20 to 29 will give the result of 18 
* 30 to 39 will give the result of 27 
* 40 to 49 will give the result of 36 
* 50 to 59 will give the result of 45 
* 60 to 69 will give the result of 54 
* 70 to 79 will give the result of 63 
* 80 to 89 will give the result of 72 
*90 to 99 will give the result of 81 

For every parameter of number, the number is repeated 10 times. Every number in the multiplication table 9 creates a loop for every number parameter greater than 9. 


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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>look the forum  at curiousmatth.I had  the same idea.<br />
Post subject: The Pattern of the Multiplication Table 9( my best topic )  Posted: Jul 09, 2005 &#8211; 02:51 PM  </p>
<p>Joined: Dec 14, 2003<br />
Posts: 55</p>
<p> This Pattern of the Multiplication Table 9 is a mathemical observation of number greater than 9. All number greater than 9 are able to produce a number that are in the multiplication table 9.<br />
1. Take any number greater than 9<br />
2. add all digits that make the number<br />
3. subtract the sum of digit from the number<br />
Example1<br />
let find the pattern of the multiplication table 9 of those following numbers: 10,11, 12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19<br />
10<br />
1)let add the digit that make 10: 1+0=1<br />
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 10-1=9<br />
11<br />
1)let add the digit that make 11: 1+1=2<br />
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 11-2=9<br />
12<br />
1)let add the digit that make 12: 1+2=3<br />
3)let subtract result 1 from the number: 12-3=9<br />
13<br />
1)let add the digit that make 13: 1+3=4<br />
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 13-4=9<br />
14<br />
1)let add the digit that make 14: 1+4=5<br />
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 14-5=9<br />
15<br />
1)let add the digit that make 15: 1+5=6<br />
2)et subtract result 1 from the number: 15-6=9<br />
16<br />
1)let add the digit that make 16: 1+6=7<br />
2let subtract result 1 from the number: 16-7=9<br />
17<br />
1)let add the digit that make 17: 1+7=8<br />
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 17-8=9<br />
18<br />
1)let add the digit that make 18: 1+8=9<br />
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 18-9=9<br />
19<br />
1)let add the digit that make 19: 1+9=10<br />
2)let subtract result 1 from the number: 19-10=9 </p>
<p>* 20 to 29 will give the result of 18<br />
* 30 to 39 will give the result of 27<br />
* 40 to 49 will give the result of 36<br />
* 50 to 59 will give the result of 45<br />
* 60 to 69 will give the result of 54<br />
* 70 to 79 will give the result of 63<br />
* 80 to 89 will give the result of 72<br />
*90 to 99 will give the result of 81 </p>
<p>For every parameter of number, the number is repeated 10 times. Every number in the multiplication table 9 creates a loop for every number parameter greater than 9. </p>
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		<title>By: Michael Dyer</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 18 Oct 2011 02:11:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>the way i found out how to get it was, i started w/ the lowest number possible, 10,and got 9 as my outcome. then i tried it with 11. same result. this will go one consecutively until you reach 20, where you get 18. and, just like the last, every number in the 20s has an outcome of 18.
this continues with the 30s being 27, the 40s being 36, and so on.
so the only answers you can get are multiples of 9. when i looked at these numbers, i realized that all the gifts assigned to those numbers were the same! the way it tricks you into believing that you are getting different results, is that the gifts change every time, therefore creating the illusion that you are getting different gifts as your answer, and not tempting you to look at your numbers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>the way i found out how to get it was, i started w/ the lowest number possible, 10,and got 9 as my outcome. then i tried it with 11. same result. this will go one consecutively until you reach 20, where you get 18. and, just like the last, every number in the 20s has an outcome of 18.<br />
this continues with the 30s being 27, the 40s being 36, and so on.<br />
so the only answers you can get are multiples of 9. when i looked at these numbers, i realized that all the gifts assigned to those numbers were the same! the way it tricks you into believing that you are getting different results, is that the gifts change every time, therefore creating the illusion that you are getting different gifts as your answer, and not tempting you to look at your numbers.</p>
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		<title>By: Andrea</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 May 2011 15:18:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Read Ken&#039;s response, that explained it.

If every number is a multiple of 9 and there are only 10 answers available, those 10 boxes will be the same every time.

What changes is what is in that box. Every time you replay the &quot;36&quot; &quot;45&quot;, and &quot;63&quot; etc will all be the same gift. It will change every time, and guess that same gift. 

Still don&#039;t get it... watch one number &quot;36&quot; every time will be a different response, which is the answer.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Read Ken&#8217;s response, that explained it.</p>
<p>If every number is a multiple of 9 and there are only 10 answers available, those 10 boxes will be the same every time.</p>
<p>What changes is what is in that box. Every time you replay the &#8220;36&#8243; &#8220;45&#8243;, and &#8220;63&#8243; etc will all be the same gift. It will change every time, and guess that same gift. </p>
<p>Still don&#8217;t get it&#8230; watch one number &#8220;36&#8243; every time will be a different response, which is the answer.</p>
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		<title>By: 淘宝刷钻软件</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Apr 2011 15:20:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>be a multiple of nine. All the multiples of nine on the board are the same.</description>
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		<title>By: hilary</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Feb 2011 19:58:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>but you don&#039;t put your number anywhere so i still dont get how it guesses your number everytime :S :L im shocking at maths so this is all gobledegoop to mee haha</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>but you don&#8217;t put your number anywhere so i still dont get how it guesses your number everytime :S :L im shocking at maths so this is all gobledegoop to mee haha</p>
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		<title>By: iThink</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 24 Feb 2011 22:01:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>okkkkkkk zak. If you haven&#039;t read the rest of the discussion by now, try this explanation.
Any two digit number which you subtract like they tell you WILL be a multiple of nine. All the multiples of nine on the board are the same. Every time you play, they change the board, so all the multiples of nine are the same, try it and you&#039;ll see, so for example the first time you play, all the multiples of nine are an oven mitt, the second time you play, all the multiples of nine are a bread board or whatever...the mind trick is that the average joe doesn&#039;t realise that they change the gifts on the board every time, so you are baffled when she guesses it right.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>okkkkkkk zak. If you haven&#8217;t read the rest of the discussion by now, try this explanation.<br />
Any two digit number which you subtract like they tell you WILL be a multiple of nine. All the multiples of nine on the board are the same. Every time you play, they change the board, so all the multiples of nine are the same, try it and you&#8217;ll see, so for example the first time you play, all the multiples of nine are an oven mitt, the second time you play, all the multiples of nine are a bread board or whatever&#8230;the mind trick is that the average joe doesn&#8217;t realise that they change the gifts on the board every time, so you are baffled when she guesses it right.</p>
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		<title>By: zak</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 Feb 2011 12:14:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>what is the mind trick?</description>
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		<title>By: Nina</title>
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		<description>what????? OH i get it, but im still gonna have nightmares!</description>
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		<title>By: Morpheous</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 28 Jan 2011 21:21:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>@ ZOMBEH

I love you</description>
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<p>I love you</p>
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		<title>By: ZOMBEH</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 28 Jan 2011 16:17:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Two explanations:
1. The Awesome One:
Morpehus was close to the answer, but a bit off. First of all, Robin is real, and she lives in the alternate flux field of reality. Imagine Reality as a stream and imagine a small ripple in the stream. THe water keeps flowing past the ripple, and the ripple never stops. That is the flux where Robin lives, and she is the only being to live there. She has mastered the ways of black magic and wishes to come out of the ripple and into the stream so she can rule the multiverse. To do this, she keeps building on her connection to our reality with a &#039;game&#039; that made it out of the ripple. Every time you use it, you lose part of your essence and it flows into her. To stop people from finding out, she filled out all the multiples of 9 in the gift chart with the same gift, and hence people would stop at that conclusion. Those. People. Are. Wrong. STOP PLAYING THE GAME BEFORE SHE BREAKS LOOSE!!!

The Logical Explanation: She just uses Multiples of Nine on the chart with the same gift. For example, let&#039;s say 9 is a &quot;Wrist Watch.&quot; Then poof, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54 etc. become &quot;Wrist Watch&quot; as well. When you hit start over, then 9 changes, so it could become &quot;Undead Army to Rule the World&quot; Then, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54 etc. would become &quot;Undead Army to Rule the World&quot;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Two explanations:<br />
1. The Awesome One:<br />
Morpehus was close to the answer, but a bit off. First of all, Robin is real, and she lives in the alternate flux field of reality. Imagine Reality as a stream and imagine a small ripple in the stream. THe water keeps flowing past the ripple, and the ripple never stops. That is the flux where Robin lives, and she is the only being to live there. She has mastered the ways of black magic and wishes to come out of the ripple and into the stream so she can rule the multiverse. To do this, she keeps building on her connection to our reality with a &#8216;game&#8217; that made it out of the ripple. Every time you use it, you lose part of your essence and it flows into her. To stop people from finding out, she filled out all the multiples of 9 in the gift chart with the same gift, and hence people would stop at that conclusion. Those. People. Are. Wrong. STOP PLAYING THE GAME BEFORE SHE BREAKS LOOSE!!!</p>
<p>The Logical Explanation: She just uses Multiples of Nine on the chart with the same gift. For example, let&#8217;s say 9 is a &#8220;Wrist Watch.&#8221; Then poof, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54 etc. become &#8220;Wrist Watch&#8221; as well. When you hit start over, then 9 changes, so it could become &#8220;Undead Army to Rule the World&#8221; Then, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54 etc. would become &#8220;Undead Army to Rule the World&#8221;</p>
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