tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-312629242011-04-21T20:36:47.955-07:00magic matrixhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13691266741977182875noreply@blogger.comBlogger11100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31262924.post-1153164290300513162006-07-17T00:44:00.000-07:002006-07-20T09:51:41.863-07:00My name is Etresia Struwig.<br />I am no mathematician but numbers and their patterns fascinate me.<br /><br />While I was working on the numbers 1234 and their inverse mirrors of 5678 as can be seen on <a href="http://inversemirror.blogspot.com">http://inversemirror.blogspot.com</a> I stumbled upon the following. Maybe someone out there can use the information. Mathematicians, scientists, matrice specialists, astrologists, numerologists or even biologists? Who knows. I would like to hear your comments. If you perhaps know someone who might be interested, please send this address to them <a href="http://magicmatrix.blogspot.com">http://magicmatrix.blogspot.com</a><br /><br />To form a matrix consisting of 4 numbers accross and 4 numbers down, that will ALWAYS add up to 9, across and down, spesific sequence or movement of numbering is used.<br /><br />To explain the sequence we place the first four numbers on the top row and<br />the last 4 numbers underneath it.<br />1 2 3 4<br />8 7 6 5<br />[8 is the mirror number of 1; 7 of 2; 6 of 3 and 5 of 4. See explaination at mirror number blogspot shown above ]<br /><br />The numbers 1,4,8 and 5 I call corner numbers and 2,3,7,6 centre numbers.<br /><br />When the number set starts with say 1 the sequence will be 1 then 6 then 4 then 7 .<br />Therefore from a corner number(1) to the furthest centre number(6) to the next corner number(4) to the next centre number(7).<br />Say for instance the number set starts with a centre number like 6 the the sequence will be 6 then 1 then 7 then 4. Therefore from the centre number to the furthest corner number to remaining centre number to the last corner number.<br /><br />So the sequences of movement of all numbers will be:<br />1647 : 2538 : 3825 : 4716 : 5283 : 6174 : 7461 : 8352. ***<br /><br />If you get a 9 in a number set just replace it with another 9. Thus 9999<br /><br />So to form the matrix that will add up, across and down to 9 just follow the above sequences:<br /><br />Pick any four number set. eg 3471<br /><br />3471<br />8746<br />2164<br />5617<br /><br />Can you identify the sequences from *** above?<br /><br />When we add the numbers accross we get<br />3+4+7+1 = 6; 8+7+4+6 = 25 = 7 ; 2+1+6+4 =13 = 4 ; 5+6+1+7 = 19 =1<br />Thus 6+7+4+1 = 18 = 9<br /><br />When we add the numbers down we get<br />3+8+2+5 = 18 = 9 ; 4+7+1+6 = 18 = 9 ; 7+4+6+1 =18 = 9 ; 1+6+4+7 = 18 = 9<br /><br />This format can be used for any set of numbers (2,3, 5 etc). The only difference is that it will not be matrices anymore. Try and see for yourself.<br /><br />I would really appreciate some comments on this.<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/31262924-115316429030051316?l=magicmatrix.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>magic matrixhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13691266741977182875noreply@blogger.com0