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Number Grid.
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NUMBER GRID 59 60 69 70 A 2*2 box A box of four numbers is in front of you. Take the 59 and 70 and times them together. Do the same with the 69 and the 60. Then take the answers of both the sums and minus them with each other. 4140-4130 The answer is clearly ten. You can do this with other numbers as well, and the answer will always come out as ten. Why? Well take the same box of numbers as the above ones and change them into ex's. X X X X Then to the top right hand ex you put a +1 next to it, (X+1) because you are adding 1 when you go from 59 - 60. Then to the bottom left you put a +10 next to the X, because you add 10 to get from 59 - 69. Then to the bottom right you put a +11 next to the X, because you +11 when...
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