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Again and again five. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

A simple and short trick, where the magician does not even have to count and think anything.

Ask them to think of any number (even 50 digits), then ask them to add the next one in order to it, then let them add 9 to the sum, divide it in half, and subtract the number they thought of from the result. You can easily name the number that he got!

Focus secret:

You can easily guess how much he got, because no matter what number he guesses after all the calculations, he will always have 5.

Example: guessed 25 25+26=51, 51+9=60, 60/2=30, 30 - 25=5 guessed 564 564+565=1129, 1129 + 9 = 1138, 1138/2=569, 569 - 564 =5 guessed 444444 444444+444445=888889, 888889+9=888898, 888898/2=444449, 444449 - 444444=5

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