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The intended number. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Remove some of the matches from the matchbox. Invite a willing viewer to think of any number from the second ten. Let the numbers of this number be added together. When you are called the result, return this number of matches back to the boxes.

If now the viewer counts all the matches in the box, then their number will be equal to the intended number.

Focus secret:

Nine matches must be left in the box - the rest of the matches are removed. Whatever number the audience has in mind, the sum of its digits (if 9 is added to it) will be equal to the intended number. For example: they thought of the number 17. 1 + 7 = 8. Return eight matches back to the boxes. 9 + 8 = 17.

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