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Guessing the number of points rolled on the die. Focus Secret

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The spectator rolls three dice without the magician looking at the table. The number rolled on one of the dice is multiplied by two, five is added to the resulting product, and the result is again multiplied by five. The number on the second die is added to the previous sum, and the result is multiplied by ten. Finally, the number that fell on the third die is added to the last number.

As soon as the magician knows the final result, he immediately calls out the three numbers that have fallen.

Focus secret:

The indicator subtracts 250 from the last number. The three digits of the resulting difference will be the desired numbers that fell on the bones.

Author: M.Gardner

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