1.Okay, think of one number... one digit is the best.
2. Morgan gives you that much
3. I give you...say, 6.
4. divide by 2.
5. Give back Morgan how much he gave you.
6. The remaining number is 3.
Just looking at it, I'd say you were supposed to add 1&2...(which you give back after dividing)
And for the next illusion, we saw Grotty in two.... haha
Lol. That's the tricky part. It's all done with smoke and mirrors.
Its supposed to be 4 halves, but ok
2. is 2+2... thats four
Here.
1. 5
2. 5+5 is 10
3. 10+6 is 16
4. 16 (i cant find the divide sign) 2, and thats 8
5. 8-5 is 3
6. The remaning number is three (yes)
Here you go: ÷
coincidence? I think not.
1. 6
2. 6+6 is 12
3. 12+6 is 18
4. 18 (again, the divide sign) 2, and thats 9
5. return 6 to Morgan 9-3 and thats... oh, look a THREE
I did this to prove that math is fun! Sometimes...
*in the source
Ta-da!!!
Ladies and gentlman! In this next illusion, I am going to give 100 points to a volontier....
20 duels. You want to duel 20 times...
Bullshit.
Those would be real points. :P
I was enticed for actual points.
1. 7
2. 7
3. 13
4. 6.5
5. -0.5
Yeh no
Starting number: 7
Add 7: 14
Add 6: 20
Divide by 2: 10
Subtract 7: 3
The wording is just poorly phrased.
Ah, makes a lot more sense if you add 1. And 2.
1. -6
2. Dammit! Morgan stole my six ones that I didn't have!
3. Now it's zero.
4. 0/2 is zero.
5. Now it's either 6 or -6. I don't know, I can't math. Either way, it's not three.
6. DAMMIT, YOU LIED!
Common Core?
How does -6+-6 equal 0?
2. -6 + -6 = -12
3. -12 + 6 = -6
4. -6 / 2 = -3
5. -3 - -6 = 3
Still works.
1. √2 2. √2 + √2 = 2√2 3. 2√2 + 6 = 2√2 + 6 4. (2√2 + 6) ÷ 2 = √2 + 3 5. √2 + 3 - √2 = 3 6. Yep. 3 is still 3 ; )
*Democratic. They call themselves a democracy.
Here's another one, guys.
Pick a number, add 2, multiply by 3 subtract 6, and divide by 3. You get the same number as you picked.
(((X+2)3)-6)%3
Simplified slightly: 3X+6-6%3
(%=division sign, X=chosen number.)
Same general thing as my post below.
i, 2i, 2i+6, i+3, 3.
Even works with most imaginary numbers.
Infinity, infinity, infinity, infinity, infinity.
(2X+6)%2-X
The divide by two makes it X+3, minus X, leaves only three each time no matter what the number is. I'm pretty sure this stuff is common knowledge and I don't see why you're making a thread about it.
I don't need this shit! I gotta start school again tomorrow! D:
Heh! I started school in thursday
2. 10
3. 16
4. 8
5. 3
6. It worked... Hmm...