Single-digit division of three-digit numbers reliably produces long, repeating decimal expansions — like 589 ÷ 7 yielding 84.142857142857... — and reciting those digits from memory is the moment that breaks audience skepticism. The performer explicitly requests 'odd numbers so that you get those decimal points at the back,' signaling that the repeating-decimal recall is the headline trick, not the basic arithmetic.
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