Guessing the sum of the numbers on the cube. Effective trick and its solution

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Guessing the sum of the numbers on the cube. Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician turns his back to the audience, and at this time one of them throws three dice on the table. Then the viewer is asked to add up the three numbers that have fallen out, take any dice and add the number on its lower face to the amount just received. Then again throw the same die and add the number that has fallen out to the sum again.

The artist draws the attention of the audience to the fact that he can by no means know which of the three dice was thrown twice, then he collects the dice, shakes them in his hand and immediately correctly names the final amount.

Focus secret:

Before collecting the dice, the prover adds up the numbers facing up. Adding seven to the resulting sum, he finds the final sum.

Author: M.Gardner

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