Glasses in cylinders. Effective trick and its solution

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On the table are two glasses of transparent glass and one of red, as well as three cylinder cases. Turn the glasses upside down so they line up. Cover the top with cases.

Then knock with the "magic wand" and, lifting the cases one at a time, show that the red glass was on the edge, and has now moved under the middle cylinder. Tap again with the "magic wand" - and the red glass will move under the cylinder from the other side. Then she will return to the place where she was at the very beginning.

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Three cylinder-cases made of cardboard, two transparent and one red glasses are used, as well as three secret inserts, which are transparent cylinders that are freely put on the glass from above - two red and one transparent.

Focus shot glasses in cylinders

Cylinder "a" has a hole for a finger at the back, in the wall. To show that there is no red glass under this cylinder, but a transparent one, you need to insert your index finger into the hole and, raising the cylinder, lift the glass up with it, propping your finger under the leg of the glass. Only the transparent insert will come out.

To make a red glass appear under the cylinder "b", the cylinder simply rises. The red glass insert will remain on top of the transparent glass, and it will seem that it is only a red glass.

To make a transparent glass appear, you need to squeeze the cylinder on the sides with your fingers and lift it together with the insert. Only a transparent glass will appear outside. Cylinder "b" works in the same way.

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