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Uploaded by on Feb 4, 2009

James Martin's famous Countdown numbers game.

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  • 952 = 900 + 50 + 2, so 900=100*6, 50<6*9=54, and 2=4-2, or rather 52=6*9-2. We multiple two numbers by 9 so (100+6)*9-2=952, we don't have 9 or 2 so must use 25,50, and 75 to transform them. 2=50/25,3=75/25, and 9=3*3. Putting these together we get (3*75-50)/25=9-2. So ((100+6)3*75-50)/25=952. How he would piece that together in a minute is beyond me

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  • @robhsimpson it was 30 seconds... the guy's a hero regardless.

  • Like a boss

    *Moss

  • @elryan1982 Wow..that's good

    next make a research on the (Holy Qur'an) their book...and thanks "elryan"..very helpful .. and this well be my last request youtuber ^^ :P

  • @snz1snz حسب حسبة سريعة وكانت صح بس الكل الكلللل متوقع انها غلط لأنوا هذي يبغالها آلات حسابية....وهذا نجح في حللها بدون أي غلط....اقول وش عنده موسوعة جينيس

  • @ownway0 I have, it's rubbish apart from the symmetry in the mosques. PS. all religion is rubbish.

  • @robhsimpson its 30 seconds isnt it

  • @robhsimpson Have You Read About Islam ?

  • How the hell

    In high school our top of the class couldn't do that even with a calculator

    Loved the vid

  • @lolokar1 - That's correct. SBS in Australia runs a version of the show called Letters And Numbers. If you do a search, you'll find it. Here are the rules for the number game: In the numbers game, one contestant chooses a mix of six numbers and they both try to get as close to the randomly generated target number as they can in 30 seconds using basic principles of maths: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Each number can only be used once.

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