Weird trick with any 3-digit number!

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[@matthewdodd1262]

7×11×13=1001. That's why you can take ABC, do the trick and get ABCABC, then doing again with a small enough number will result in ABCXYZABC where XYZ as a 3 digit number is ABC × 2

[@bongsesh]

I'm glad somebody did the work lol

[@madanyadav9708]

Genious 🤯

[@sanoh_224]

Wow

[@srshah]

At least someone is good at maths

[@phantomphoenix8828]

"I did the math" guy

[@Marl3421]

I remember getting asked this at a maths challenge in primary school. Except we decided it would be easier to multiply the 3 primes together first, ruining the entire trick

[@Monkey_Luffy01]

No it won't

[@Marl3421]

@@Monkey_Luffy01 yeah it did be the whole point was finding out how it works

[@eternxlhaaris5811]

@@Marl3421 isn’t it already pretty obvious?

[@Marl3421]

@@eternxlhaaris5811 yes but it ruins the fun of the trick

[@fleursdelilas9487]

7x11x13=1001 So if you multiply by it you get 1000 times the number (which is the same nember with three zeros) plus the number itself (which replaces the zeros) That's clever

[@entermessiah9492]

No clever at all, or at least more clever than you because we can do a lot of combination to have 1001. He tricked you and definitely clever than you but only YOU, not me.

[@fleursdelilas9487]

@@entermessiah9492 It's a clever trick to show to kids for example. Doesn't mean you eed to be a genius to understand it.

[@entermessiah9492]

@@fleursdelilas9487 agree, it's clever to show to kids who said "That's clever".

[@fleursdelilas9487]

@@entermessiah9492 Sure, Ramanujan

[@entermessiah9492]

@@fleursdelilas9487 sure, kid

[@Teo117]

You are opening my mind. Please never stop! I love learning and this is amazing

[@BILTDIFRENT]

He is multiplying by 7, 11, and 13, which is the same as multiplying by 1001. That basically takes the number, shifts it over 3 digits, and adds the number back again, making it repeat.

[@werwurm]

Try multiplying with 73 and 137. It should work with 4 digit numbers. 🤯

[@random20000]

because that's multiplying it with 10001 it will work when u multiplying by any factors of 10001 (for 4 digits) and 1001 (for 3 digits)

[@werwurm]

@@random20000 🤫

[@xaigamer3129]

Do it with 101 × 3541 × 27961, should work with 9 digits

[@SatvikChowdhary]

​@@xaigamer3129Nope...it works with 10 digit numbers actually

[@mojeplejlisty]

Love your vids. Keep em coming!!!

[@tamirerez2547]

Here is another amazing trick: Take a 3 digits number, any number, and multiple it by 1001. Look at the result... Isn't it AMAZING??😂

[@_apsis]

appreciate the cool math and move on

[@santhoshs9933]

​@@_apsis🤣 u guys multiplying two numbers and calling it cool😭😭😭

[@Just-A-Chill-Gamer]

And the middle was 690, which is not only nice tenfold, but also 345×2!

[@kenbroadbent7288]

Which is 1000*1*2... Of course

[@yousefelsamadouny904]

Underrated content fr some of the most interesting things I see.

[@Mou3allembelgayb]

I have just learned that 1,001 is not prime. Thank you sir.

[@jonnamechange6854]

indeed, it has three prime factors

[@AnandrajM-bh2cl]

ப்ரோ கால்குலேட்டர் நேம் என்னன்னு சொல்லுங்க

[@thepaperempire7954]

mfs who chose 000 as their 3 digits :

[@dak_attack1089]

000,000

[@thatonevideo1875]

@@dak_attack1089pretty sure it would just be 0 by itself on any calculator, but I get your point 😂

[@swe_vinne8844]

​@@dak_attack1089000,000=0

[@tonystone10K]

@@dak_attack1089 Why did I initially read this as "Zero hundred thousand" lol

[@lonetuber5148]

Great videos man. Thats a channel I would love for my kids to watch

[@emmacatterson]

I did 891 and for the last number it said 892,782,981 😱

[@sofiandeclercq1818]

Yes, because the average youtuber has the math education of a caveman, the attention span of a tik tokker, the dopamine system of a chainsmoker, and thinks numbers will dirty your clothes. I should really get a life.

[@kirbypro8112]

I have seen this before but this is still is interesting with it being 1001.

[@Mewse1203]

345,690,345 is Cooler than just the 345 at the beginning and the end. 690 is also 345x2

[@ikyz396]

Use 12345679 x with any numbers you want it will get so cool

[@Boxingbtos7890]

7•11•13 = 1001 So when you multiply your 3 digit number the 1 makes up XYZ,345 and the 1000 boosts that original number up to 345,XYZ. Put together (1000+1)345 you get 345,345

[@tutong6399]

Me looking at his window the whole time: 👁👄👁

[@g.d.h.3598]

What about 9????

[@olintime147]

4th prime is 5

[@yetut2146]

That's worthy of a like and share

[@evanhostetter2891]

Did you know that Pascal’s triangle numbers are powers of eleven? Cuz 1=11^0,11=11^1,121=11^2 and so on and on and on forever and ever

[@chloemccarthy2297]

YOU WANT A TRICK? TAKE ANY 2 DIGIT NUMBER WHERE THE FIRST DIGIT ISN'T 0! THEN MULTIPLY IT BY THE PRIME NUMBER 101! WOWZERS! IF YOUR ORIGINAL NUMBER WAS AB, NOW YOU HAVE A,BAB!!! TOTALLY RADULARTASTIC!!!!

[@isjosh8064]

7*11*13 = 1001 1001*a = 1000a + a Chosing any random three digit integer for a would result in having that theee digit number: abc times 1000 = abc000 and adding that number again ; abc000 + abc = abcabc This works for 1001^n * a where a is a three digit number and a is less than 1001/n where n is an integer between 1 and 693.

[@ingogoldbeck2886]

the last Part is important. A less than 1001/n

[@themaninblue8393]

Hey so i found something that’s pretty cool. I figured this out when i was around 10 or 11, im 13 now and have been waiting to tell someone. So, grab any four digit number. Take the absolute value of the difference between the first and second digits, then take that as the first digit of the new number. Then repeat this for the 2nd and 3rd digit, 3rd and 4th digit, but then you do the difference between the last and 1st digit. The new number should be an entire different number, but repeat this process now again for the new number. Repeat this enough times for literally any number and it will always eventually come out to 0000. I honestly have no idea how this works but it does, and its pretty fun to mess around with on some notebook paper.

[@btb2954]

Cool! I've found it takes 8 iterations of this to make any positive 4 digit number go to 0

[@Gabe-t33th]

I did it and I did 864 and when I did it twice for the next three prime numbers I got 865,728,864 and can anyone tell me why pls this happened

[@RedGallardo]

Also the middle number is the number doubled. 345x2=690

[@jeroenkok6758]

A little over 1000 years ago Sheherazade could have made it to 1000 and 2 nights 😊 But it’s not about primes 🎉

[@kinshuksinghania4289]

That’s coz 7 times 11 times 13 equals 1001 “Some prime numbers“ Huhhh!!! 😏

[@wendynicole2167]

Does everyone’s life have an algorithm? Mine seems to from what I have figured out with numbers .

[@joiedevivre5119]

When performing arithmetic ALWAYS wear a lab coat.

[@slg642]

Do this repeatedly with 111. It is perhaps my favorite.

[@MrMCLvideo]

If he just didn't look like he escaped from an insane asylum

[@kevinmichael4829]

Love you stuff man. But does any of this have any utility? Or is this just cool math tricks ?

[@masterg9792]

doesn't work if you start with "0" 001x7x11x13=1001 099x7x11x13= 99099

[@om05472]

bro he said 3 digit no.

[@stewartbugler]

345 690 345 is strangely the middle is the sum of 345 + 345.

[@Chris-w4j]

That's because he multiplied 345 twice

[@ShanShan-jr5pr]

Wow if u add 345 + 345 it equaled the middle 3 numbers on the calculator 690

[@SocksWithSandals]

because you are really multiplying by 1001.

[@kennethabebdroth8513]

Could havw nothing to do with it but I believe when he did it the second time the number in the middle was 2 times the original

[@NR_Turtle]

Here how to do it Write what number u want that do it again like this 345,345

[@PJO_fan_]

And if you do 345+345 you can see at the end that the result is the number in the middle

[@wendynicole2167]

1001 in binary code is what ? 9. We live in the matrix .

[@vivektadpatri7413]

Overall, you can randomly do anything with any numbers and come up with a weird creepy pattern, lol!

[@lefteriseleftheriades7381]

From the result i deduced that 7*11*13=1001

[@RobertStCyr-zh1tw]

Cool trick for a kid learning primes numbers to have some fun in school.

[@rajveersingh2056]

1001

[@adam-rk9bt]

606next number

[@ThreadedNail]

My guess is its got something to do with the 7 eleven store. Prove me wrong.

[@Adrs_channel]

257 was my number and you can go 3 and almost 4 times

[@bze3128]

this guy looks like post Malone if he was not on anesthsia grade drugs

[@henriquebueno3208]

Because when you do 7×11×13 is the same thing as 1001

[@dietrichlaubscher]

Do it with 826 twice and the left number is wrong

[@InfinityExt]

Cuz it’s really just multiplying by 1001

[@luluwachedjari3299]

Muslims be like:…k we already knew it…❤ odds

[@fulldeck4499]

Theres always a 1 at the beginning and and end, and 1 times x is x

[@leosjoberg9671]

I picked 000 as my number and it worked!

[@davids9522]

the number in the middle is twice the starting number

[@cslloyd1]

It works because it’s not an Intel®️ cpu

[@almond6520]

I do this in my head subconscious cuz i think its fun.

[@justathought88]

Mmm. Love those primes.

[@anthonyepps7339]

Do you have it with any 4 digit number.

[@onlybirdfly]

Multiplying with 1001 so yeah....

[@kikitv317]

Is this good for playing lottery?

[@stevesandoval4636]

Because you didn't repeat what you said

[@Raamarajan]

Very good 💯👏

[@Octagon178]

It doesn’t work with 694 on the second one

[@XroorX]

Do the retail price of the first Apple computer

[@mrpersistent9086]

Oups i broke the law with 789!

[@A.A.]

His family let him in the house or he sneaked in?

[@Neequse]

the first 3 primes are 1 2 and 3 👁️👄👁️

[@BackYardScience2000]

You're multiplying, so you're basically just adding it to itself so many times. Of course it's going to repeat eventually and even show up at the beginning and end a time or two.

[@delantero9069]

777 doesn't work When you do it twice

[@jaudyparcon8591]

5 is a prime number 🔥

[@RudivanderWalt]

I showed my wife and she loved it 😊

[@RafatShuvo]

660😂😂😂 try

[@sketch3dmediaco.943]

Make your starting number 111

[@Fadf-s8r]

999, the third one with it doesn't work

[@AnimeLover16000]

It's like creating a illusion

[@rakeshr160]

This guy looks like Luke Dunphy

[@SanamPatel]

Oh, Indoor.

[@OrganicReasoning]

It really is a "trick" isn't it.

[@derivalz5062]

101 × any two digit (ab) will result in a number (abab) 1001 × any three digit (abc) will result in (abcabc) 1001× any four digit.... and so on Try yourself 101 × three digit, four digit... .... 1001× five digit.. and find out the cool stuff yourself

[@samuelbrown434]

Hahaha pointing out that it’s the 4th, 5th, and 6th primes feels like a misdirection because the real important number is 1,001 which would be the case no matter what its prime factorization would be for this trick. Basically you’re multiplying your original number by 1, and then by one again but moving the decimal three places to the right. Multiplying by different powers of 1,001 yields similar results. The example gives you multiplying your number by 1,002,001 which is why it doesn’t work for numbers bigger than 499. The next power of 1,001 is 1,003,003,001 which shouldn’t work for numbers larger than 333. I think you get 333,999,999,333. Neat math trick! Thanks for sharing!

[@dalmnationtwitch7931]

cuz its multiplied by 1001

[@d_ino.]

how is this a trick? it’s just math

[@clsanchez77]

Yes, not all that impressive

[@mjphoto45]

Any 3? 0 0 0

[@dansbike1]

Less impressive when you realize the trick. The primes' product is 1001. Or your number multiplied by 1000 + the original number. Or 345 000 + 345.

[@danohanlon8316]

There are loads of these little number curiosities, each of which is in itself very interesting. But what I find much more interesting and which I have not yet seen or heard even mentioned, anywhere, is any clue as to how these number-curiosities are discovered in the first place. - I mean, the possibilities are *infinite*-which suggests that there is at least one such number-curiosity associated with *every* number. Is that it?

[@DakshPuniadpga]

it's because 7*11*13 is 1001

[@charleesabankes6250]

and 7×11×13013×1001=1003003001. Because if you take ABC and do the trick thrice, if your number is less than 334, you get ABCDEFDEFABC. Where DEF is a 3 digit number that is ABC × 3. Otherwise the 1st 3 digits won't add up to your non-100-to-333-3-digit integer.

[@reznovvazileski3193]

First one works because 7*11*13 = 1001. By how the decimal system works, it pretty much concetenates the number to itself times 1, which is the number itself at an interval of 3 since every 3rd spacing past the first 1 is also a one. The second one is more interesting. This happens because the middle three numbers will always be number*2 since 1001^2 = = 1002001. 499 is fine here and evades any problems, but once you go 500 it will make 1000 and carry over a 1 into your first three digits.

[@manjunaths4839]

because 7x11x13=1001 when we multiply any three digits number with 1000 the answer will be with 000 there zero example, 455x1000=455,000 455x1000 + 455x1 =455,455

[@tarunkaran9903]

Today sir 45

[@latermyfriend8934]

The first 3 primes are 1 2 and 3 the 3 following are 5 7 11 no?

[@whiteeeveeangel]

1 is not prime. Everything, including itself, is divisible by 1, so it's the universal yes and 0 is the universal no.

[@bahulecticmethod509]

You're adorable!

[@sp.mp.m904]

This wy eesi x2 that best

[@funwithtommyandmore]

Hi