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Post by gemsdiamond on Jun 10, 2009 17:18:19 GMT 1
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Post by J180 on Jun 11, 2009 15:17:38 GMT 1
or just take away 100 & add 11 ;D lol
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Post by hutchydarts on Jun 11, 2009 18:29:31 GMT 1
all thats just got me confused lol
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Post by andrewmgan1976 on Jun 11, 2009 19:22:01 GMT 1
or just take away 100 & add 11 ;D lol Easiest way and the quickest way
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Post by shitatdarts on Jun 12, 2009 0:29:01 GMT 1
even the biggest retard can take away 100 and add 11
(before anyone starts leave hutchy out of this 1)
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Post by andrewmgan1976 on Jun 12, 2009 10:32:31 GMT 1
even the biggest retard can take away 100 and add 11 (before anyone starts leave hutchy out of this 1) PMSL ;D
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Post by hutchydarts on Jun 12, 2009 13:09:02 GMT 1
i was confused with what gemsdiamond said not what j180 said thats easy what he said thats the way i do it have the time
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Post by gemsdiamond on Jun 15, 2009 0:15:46 GMT 1
Yeh, taking away 100 and adding on 11 is simple for a single score, but not if you are playing and scoring and dealing with endless numbers to deduct!
My system allows you to deduct single numbers only, which is far easier than constantly deducting 100 and adding 11. I bet your aim is affected by this!
486-117= Firstly find the hundreds column: 3-ok? Now, you only have to deduct 17 from 86: 7 from 16=9 and 2 from 8 =6. This gives 369.
There's nothing more simple than this. My system is to help those who have trouble with subtracting a darts game and not to assist those who have no apparent problems!
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Post by gemsdiamond on Jun 15, 2009 0:22:17 GMT 1
Deduct 100 and add 11? What if you have to subtract 77 from 362? You say: Deduct 100 and add 23? too complicated! You notice why some experienced darts scorers sometimes make mistakes?
My way: Put 2 in hundreds column; deduct 7 from 12=5 and 8 from 16 =8, giving an answer of 285.
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