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Magic trick (Posted on 2007-05-11) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Two magicians A and B perform the following trick:

A leaves the room and B chooses 4 members from the audience at random. Each member chooses a card numbered from 1 to 100 (each chooses a different card) and after B has seen their cards he chooses a card from the remaining deck of cards. The 5 chosen cards are shuffled by an audience member and handed to A who just returned to the room. Prove that A is able to figure out which cards each member picked. Consider that the chosen members form a row and e.g. the leftmost member picks the first card and the rightmost member (B) picks the last card.

No Solution Yet Submitted by atheron    
Rating: 4.1667 (6 votes)

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re(6): please read | Comment 32 of 51 |
(In reply to re(5): please read by Ken Haley)

Yes, I do

Still I can do the trick with no one getting wiser - please read my next post(s).

STAY TUNED!


  Posted by Ady TZIDON on 2007-05-14 01:53:38
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