In a
lively show, mathemagician Arthur Benjamin races a team of calculators to
figure out 3-digit squares, solves another massive mental equation and
guesses a few birthdays. How does he do it? He’ll tell you.
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| What did you think about his "magic"? |
| Why do you think he used words like "cookie" at the end when trying to figure out a numerical problem? |
2 comments:
Tyler:
I thought his magic was incredible. At first i thought he was asking people who knew what they were going to say already, like a cheat, but then when he did it out on the last one i believed him.
He used cookie because he took a number (ex: 368) and converted it into cookie through "kinetic energy" Then when he wanted to remember 368 he said cookie. #rainman
Cameron:
I think it was fantastic because he could muiltiplie 5 digit numbers times its self and get it correct. I think he used cookie because to get to cookie you would have to times numbers to get to cookie.I also think he used cookie is that he said cookie efficient
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