Enjoy this Amazing Unbelievable Math Trick!!!

Respected All Members,

Here is a math trick so unbelievable that it will stump you.

1. Grab a calculator. (You won't be able to do this one in your head)

2. Key in the first six digits of your mobile number

3. Multiply by 80

4. Add 1

5. Multiply by 250

6. Add the last 4 digits of your phone number

7. Add the last 4 digits of your phone number again.

8. Subtract 250

9. Divide number by 2

Do you recognize the answer...?

Please Share your replay about this trick with me and all other forum members.

Thank You!!

 

Old trick... Will work with any 10 digit number Uses the logc of shifting 4 places to the left and adding the rest of 4 digits in the number. Voila!

 

Hi Sid_who,

I do not know that about that you sharing here for this tricks.

Thanks for it!!

 

May tricks like this are there.. they are nothing new they use algebraic equations to get the answer

 

pretty cool!

 

Whats cool with it? What did you got after doing it?

 

Hey
its amaging my dear. how you invent this ?

 

you get your own telephone number

 

Nice trick.

Thanks for sharing it.

 

nice trick there m8, will get ur own number and i think there are many number of tricks of these kind in maths....which i think we can find with ease...
Have a nice and colorful day.

 

I think this is just stupid..

 

Nice trick I am not really good with numbers and I really dont like Math actually I am not very good in counting but I am glad I am using my calculator with it ..Nice trick indeed .

 

although it's a nice trick !

 

Mathematics if full of logic and fun, you can do many tricks if your basics are clear.

 

My calculator shows an error after step 5

 

I used the calculator function on my pc... It took several tries before realizing the zip code was necessary as part of the first 6 digits to make it work.

But its pretty amazing. Who thinks this stuff up?!

 

No no no no.....
My cellphone is not 10 digits, so it doesn't work.....

 

great! its cool!

 

Not very impressive really.. if you go through and translate it into an equation, it all cancels down to 10000x + y ;

(250( 80x + 1 ) + 2y - 250) / 2
= 10000x + 250 + y -250
= 10000x + y


where x is the first 6 digits and y is the last four. That gives you your number.

 

I couldn't do this. because my phone number begins with Zero.