Initial thoughts: is this going to be like a bigger version of the 2n-2 trick? 2:20: is it gonna be the fibonacci trick Grime showed us? 3:53 fibs confirmed
It's a bit more complicated. As shown in the video, it's x + y + (x+y) + (x+2y) + (2x+3y) + (3x+5y) + (5x+8y) + (8x+13y) + (13x+21y) + (21x+34y) = 11(5x+8y)
@@Rando2101 I'm unable to understand whether or not you realise what you wrote is literally the fibonacci sequence or not. What k0u put is just a much simplier way than the harder method you showed...
pretty good trick, thanks for the trick, by the way I will subscribe you, I knew this trick but I had forgotten about it because I had not used it for long time ,but you reminded me which is very good
Anyone with any intelligence is going to say that the total has something to do with the 2 numbers and it is just a math trick. They may not know exactly the math involved but you are then at a disadvantage trying to disprove that.
Lol, well there are several common possibilities 1) teacher 2) student wanting to amuse his friends or impress his teacher 3) everybody likes a good party trick, bully me about the 'parties' i go to to think this is a good trick if you must, but I stand my ground!
Considering it took me longer than a second to finish reading the first 3 numbers in the thumbnail, I have doubts You proved me wrong you goddamn MASTERMIND
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Initial thoughts: is this going to be like a bigger version of the 2n-2 trick?
2:20: is it gonna be the fibonacci trick Grime showed us?
3:53 fibs confirmed
tysm this vid was rly clear and easy to understand 😊
Glad to hear, thanks for watching!
That's good math!
That it is!
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This was super clear and easy to understand!
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It’s pure math. X+ 2X + 3x + 5x+ 8x + 13x + 21x + 34x+ 55x + 89x = 231x, which is 11 times 21x
It's a bit more complicated. As shown in the video, it's
x + y + (x+y) + (x+2y) + (2x+3y) + (3x+5y) + (5x+8y) + (8x+13y) + (13x+21y) + (21x+34y) = 11(5x+8y)
@@Rando2101 I'm unable to understand whether or not you realise what you wrote is literally the fibonacci sequence or not. What k0u put is just a much simplier way than the harder method you showed...
@Nofearonist but what if the audience member chooses a different second number? Then it wouldn't be equal to 2x?
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pretty good trick, thanks for the trick, by the way I will subscribe you, I knew this trick but I had forgotten about it because I had not used it for long time ,but you reminded me which is very good
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Anyone with any intelligence is going to say that the total has something to do with the 2 numbers and it is just a math trick. They may not know exactly the math involved but you are then at a disadvantage trying to disprove that.
No shit sherlock all magic tricks are just tricks, some better, some worse
In what situation are u imaging we are going to be doing a math based magic trick lol
Lol, well there are several common possibilities 1) teacher 2) student wanting to amuse his friends or impress his teacher 3) everybody likes a good party trick, bully me about the 'parties' i go to to think this is a good trick if you must, but I stand my ground!
I tried this with 99 and 98 to start and it didn't work, am I doing something wrong?
Yes you did something wrong
You really shouldn't have put the 2nd number as a multiple of the 1st.
Just get to it!!
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Not surprising
cool..
Considering it took me longer than a second to finish reading the first 3 numbers in the thumbnail, I have doubts
You proved me wrong you goddamn MASTERMIND
Hilarious since all you have to do is read the last three numbers (just to count up to the seventh)