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How to Multiply 3-digit Numbers Having a Zero in the Tens Place

Use this trick to multiply 3-digit numbers having a zero in the tens place in 5 seconds or less. A 3-digit number is any number...

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The Questions by Topic collection is available from the top menu and now has an added menu with Level 3 Core Maths added to...

Jack-o’-lantern Square Halloween Logic Puzzle

Options for Printing and Prepping the Puzzle There are several options for printing and prepping this puzzle. The easiest way to distribute this puzzle...

Kant’s philosophy of geometry – Intellectual Mathematics

Podcast: DownloadKant developed a philosophy of geometry that explained how geometry can be both knowable in pure thought and applicable to physical reality. Namely,...

Intersections — Poetry with Mathematics: Celebrate Blaise Pascal

      A couple of weeks ago (on June 19) I learned on X (formerly Twitter) that 401 years ago, mathematician Blaise Pascal (1623-1662)...

Preparation Matters: Using Strategic Planning to Maintain the Magic in Math Communities All Year Long

By Meredith Dadigan Abel, K-5 IM Certified® Facilitator When teachers come back from summer break, there is a magical feeling in the air. For me,...

Unizor – Creative Mind through Art of Mathematics: Algebra+ 10 – Function: UNIZOR.COM – Math+ & Problems

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B40IOARl7WY Notes to a video lecture on http://www.unizor.com Algebra+ 10 - FunctionsProblem AProve that functionf(x) = x/(1+x²) is(a) monotonously decreasing on interval (−∞,−1),(b) monotonously increasing...

MIT Integration Bee 2023 Semi-final Problem 1

MIT Integration Bee 2023 Semi-final Problem 1 Posted: May 19, 2023 in Mathematics Tags: Calculus, Integration, math, MIT, solution I was browsing the net couple days ago and...

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