Process

**When you describe a process you go step by step explaining what you do or how the process takes place. For this kind of writing you will need time markers as: first, second, third, then, later, after, before, etc. You also might use verbs in infinitive form to explain what process you are going through or you are seeing.
 * I. Process

**II. Assignment**

Check the following web page in which you have a magic trick. []

Follow these steps: 1. Read the instructions, cut them and paste them to your wiki. Underline the words that are time markers.

Think of a __2-digit integer__. __Subtract__ from the __number the sum of its digits__ and find the result in the __table__ below. Note that each __cell__ of the table contains a number and a __geometric shape__. Concentrate hard on the __shape__ that __shares__ a cell with the result of your calculations. When ready, press the "Check it!" button ... 2. Play and try to explain why the magic trick worked.
 * "When" is the time marker **

 The magic trick works because when we take any two digit number and subtract the sum of its digits, always it will give a multiple of 9 and all multiples of 9 have the same form in the figure of the table.
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3. Check the explanation below the trick. Was it the one you were thinking of? Explain.

 Yes, the explanation is a bit similar because it says that by subtracting the sum of 2 digits gives a multiple of 9 and that the multiple of 9 in the figure of the table always has the same form. An Arithmetic Magic Trick
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Think of a 2-digit integer. Subtract from the number the sum of its digits and find the result in the table below. Note that each cell of the table contains a number and a geometric shape. Concentrate hard on the shape that shares a cell with the result of your calculations. When ready, press the "Check it!" button ...

Answer:

This is because when you have a whole number and this is the absolute value remains the same, the result will always be a multiple of 9. The figures of the multiples of 9 will always be the same. ** Super **