With six card, each card has 32 numbers on it. If Fraudini added two new cards (and updated the old ones) so that he could "read" your mind for larger number  What numbers would appear in the upper left-hand corners of the new cards? Explain.   What would be the largest number that he could "read" (it was 63 for six cards)? Explain .   Which of his eight cards would have the number 213 on them? Explain.

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With six card, each card has 32 numbers on it. If Fraudini added two new cards (and updated the old ones) so that he could "read" your mind for larger number 

  • What numbers would appear in the upper left-hand corners of the new cards? Explain.

 

  • What would be the largest number that he could "read" (it was 63 for six cards)? Explain .

 

  • Which of his eight cards would have the number 213 on them? Explain. 
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