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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

You choose 5 participants among the spectators and give them the same leaflets.

Let the first of them write any two-digit number on a piece of paper and show this number to the second.

The second participant must add the same number to the right and left of this number and divide this number by 3. He writes the result on a piece of paper (only the result!), Shows it to the third participant, then folds the piece of paper and passes it to you.

The third viewer divides the number he sees by 7, writes the result on a piece of paper, shows it to the fourth viewer, folds the piece of paper and passes it to you. The fourth viewer divides the number by 13, writes the result on a piece of paper, shows it to the fifth viewer, folds the piece of paper and passes it to you.

The fifth viewer divides the number by 37, writes the result on a piece of paper, adds it up and passes it to you.

You take the same piece of paper, without looking at the received pieces of paper, write the original number, fold your piece of paper, approach the first viewer and show his piece of paper to the rest of the audience. Then you take out your leaflet, unfold it and, having called the number to the audience, show it.

Focus secret:

If the same number is added to the left and right of any two-digit number, then the result will be a number 10 times greater than the original.

3 7 13 37 \u10d 101 XNUMX. Therefore, the number written on the piece of paper by the fifth participant coincides with the number written by the first participant.

You show this leaflet to the audience (anything can be written on your leaflet!).

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