Awesome and correct.EDIT: Just learned how to do spoilers from the Wii thread!
Any 2 digit number minus its digits is a multiple of 9. The junk on every multiple of 9 is the same.
Where's our mathmagician?
Where's our mathmagician?
I can so! I am learn-ed! See 14-4-1=I am a weetarded sofa queenmoogle had the correct answer, my woman and the the other wren chick just can't subtract.
EDIT: Just learned how to do spoilers from the Wii thread!
Any 2 digit number minus its digits is a multiple of 9. The junk on every multiple of 9 is the same.
EDIT: Just learned how to do spoilers from the Wii thread!
Any 2 digit number minus its digits is a multiple of 9. The junk on every multiple of 9 is the same.
Looking through this thread, an alarmingly large amount of people on UF suck at math.
It is always right no matter what, and this thing is older than the sun.
And like you said, if it gets yours "wrong" it's because you can't calculate your way out of a wet paper sack.
If this is true than it doesn't make any sense that you would get different answers at all, it would always produce the same answer. It doesn't.
If this is true than it doesn't make any sense that you would get different answers at all, it would always produce the same answer. It doesn't.
There is no "if" this is true. This is true. It is an undeniable fact of nature. Math is not subject to interpretation. You did the math wrong, or looked at the wrong box.
Showing that any two digit number less the sum of the two digits is divisible by nine (whole positive integers only of course).
(10x + y) :: Two digit number
(10x + y) - (x + y) :: Subtract the sum of the two digits
= 10x + y - x - y :: Associative property (not sure)
= 10x - x :: (y) + (-y) = 0
= 9x :: Subtraction. 9x is obviously divisible by nine.
Edit: Or the program screwed up. But not God the universe and math.
Edit: In base 10.