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Exploring Magic Circles - A Guide with Two Examples
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9:45 -- Benjamin Franklin's Magic
*Magic squares (example: http://mathforum.org/alejandre/magic.square/franklin2.gif)    **Row and column adds to a promised "magic" sum.    ** 2X2 square of magic square dds to half the magic sum. *16X16 square using #1-256 with no repeats *Magic circle (http://www.pasles.org/circle.html)     **Sum of 360, the magic sum    **Radial sum    **Annular sums    **2X2 blocks have magic sum    **ex-centric annular sums    **Add two magic circles, get another magic circle    **Any integer multiple gets magic circle.
