This document provides a mathematical exercise with instructions to calculate a three digit number based on the number of times per week someone wants to go out for dinner and their age. It tells the reader to multiply the dinner number by 2, add 5, multiply by 50, add 1756 or 1755 depending on if their birthday has passed for the year, and subtract the year they were born, resulting in a three digit number where the first digit is the dinner number and the last two digits is their age. It notes this calculation will only work for the year 2006.

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 1756 alternatively add 1755 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 you would like to go out for dinner.

11. Now for the coolest!!! The last two digits tells you …

12. YOUR AGE !!!!!! 2006 IS THE ONLY YEAR THIS CALCULATION WILL WORK IN SO SHARE THIS INFO BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR !