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Vanishing Line - where did it go? Math magic illusion puzzle
$ 7.89
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Description
Look at the 2 pieces of wood and you will clearly see 13 horizontal lines.Yet flip the frame upside down and there are only 12 lines! How can this be? (Watch the video for a full explanation)
My son calls this the "Sobriety Test", yet there is an interesting math basis for the puzzle which is explained in the video.
It is a wonderful illusion that I got the idea to make from one of Martin Gardner's recreational math books. Good for messing with friends, or a coffee table/bar type item, or effective in the math classroom also.
Pieces are made from 1/4" thick hardwood, either maple or cherry. Base is made from floorboard material so is very strong. Size of puzzle in base is 7" x 3.25" x .6" Moncrief Animated Shoelaces. Magic Self Tying Shoelace Illusion The magician unties the laces on one of his shoes. Visibly and incredibly, the laces re-tie themselves! Animated Shoelaces is one of the most amazing tricks you can perform for a modern audience. Plus, it's easy to do! Works with any tie-style shoe and the trick resets instantly. Have it ready to go and perform it anywhere. You can even perform Animated Shoelaces in shorts! New Format! Animated Shoelaces is now available on disc in digital format. Filled with step-by-step pictures, Animated Shoelaces is simple and directlearn it in minutes. It includes everything you need to perform the trick (except shoes and laces). Next time you stop to tie your shoe, give the people around you a show!