This Math Trick is Black Magic @WrathofMath

Wrath of Math | This Math Trick is Black Magic @WrathofMath | Uploaded 3 days ago | Updated 4 hours ago
The most impressive math trick I know of. Among easy to perform tricks enjoyable for a general audience, I think this one is the best. It is the perfect blend of mathematical trickery with actual mental math to create a seriously impressive effect. The effect of the trick being that the performer remembers and adds 10 numbers in their head in mere seconds. Watch on for the secrets. #mathtricks #mathtrick #maths #mathematics #mathshorts

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