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Take a slate board or a piece of cardboard and write down the number 142. Then ask someone to name a number between 857 and 1. For example, they called the number 8. The viewer must multiply the written number by 7.

The result is 999. The slate is turned upside down - and it says 999!

You wrote this number in advance; and since the viewer is most likely to call the number 7, if he is told that he must choose between 1 and 8, then the focus turns out by itself.

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Focus secret:

The viewer does not always choose 7, and when another number is called, multiplication is performed, draw the viewer's attention to the fact that the numbers have not changed, only their order has changed.

For example, 142 x 857 \u3d 428. In this case, cross out the number by number, proving that the same numbers remain, and ask them to name another number between 571 and 1. The same is obtained when multiplying by 8, 2, 3, 4 and 5; when they call the number 6, the trick effectively ends.

You can stand aside and say the digits of the product, without even knowing what number will be multiplied by. You just list the numbers, starting with the lowest: 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8. If the viewer says: "Wrong", then the number was multiplied by 7, and you quickly answer: "I name the numbers that you multiplied. Turn the board and you will see the answer."

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