What's the Logic of this Application using Math

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Here i attached some mobile application screenshots
I want to know the logic of this application

1:- It have four screens and every screen have numbers.
2:-Application asked on every screen "Do you Know your age is here in these numbers".
3:-If i see the number is on the screen then i pressed "Yes" otherwise press "NO".
4:-This procedure repeat 4 times and application fined out the number or age that is in my mind.

Help me the Logic of this Application using Math.
 

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It seems to be a binary test. Each yes/no answer provides only one bit of information, which trims any list down to a 16th of the original list. From a list of 100, that still leaves 6-7 values after 4 pages. Don't see how it can work without 3 more queries.
 
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It seems to be a binary test. Each yes/no answer provides only one bit of information, which trims any list down to a 16th of the original list. From a list of 100, that still leaves 6-7 values after 4 pages. Don't see how it can work without 3 more queries.
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Seems to me you get more than one bit's worth of info per screen but not enough to do it in 4 screens.