Numeric guesser. Effective trick and its solution

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Numeric guesser. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Invite the audience to multiply by 9 any number other than one. The result is a two-digit number. You can build a focus in various ways:

1. Let the viewer tell you the first digit of the resulting number, and you immediately call the second.

2. The viewer calls you the second digit of the number, and you instantly call the first.

3. The viewer calls you the first or second number (decide for yourself which one - it doesn’t matter, but the viewer must tell you whether it is the first or second) - and you will name the whole number.

Focus secret:

Any number multiplied by 9 always results in a two-digit number, the digits of which, when added together, add up to 9.

Let's say: 9 x 3=27. For example, you were called the number 2 from this number. Then you subtract 9 from 2, it turns out 7, and immediately call the whole number - 27.

Author: V.Postolaty

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