Strange Age Calculation
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This document contains instructions for a mathematical exercise that is purported to surprisingly reveal personal information about the reader. It instructs the reader to: 1) Choose how many times per week they would like to go out for dinner; 2) Multiply that number by 2 and add 5; 3) Multiply the result by 50 and add either 1758 or 1757 depending on if their birthday has passed; 4) Subtract the year they were born. The first digit of the final three digit number reveals the dinner frequency and the last two digits reveal the person's age.
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Strange Age Calculation
- 1. Strange ! Here is a small mathematical exercise, that will certainly Give everyone a surprise! Press [enter] to see next slide.
- 2. This will take approximately 30 seconds. Follow the instructions on each page. Don’t go to the end before you have done all the calculations. Get your calculators ready!!
- 3. Firstly, decide how many times per week you would like to visit a restuarant for dinner.
- 4. 2. Multiply the number by 2
- 5. 3. Add 5
- 6. 4. Multiply by 50 .
- 7. 5. If your birthday has passed for this year add 1758 alternatively add 1757 if it has not yet passed.
- 8. 6. Last Calculation: Subtract the year you were born in. (eg.: 1941, 1973, etc.).
- 9. Your total in now a three digit number.
- 10. The first of the three digits: Is the number of times per week your would like to go out for dinner.
- 11. Now for the coolest!!! The last two digits tells you …
- 12. YOUR AGE !!!!!! 2008 IS THE ONLY YEAR THIS CALCULATION WILL WORK IN SO SEND IT TO YOUR FRIENDS BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR !