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- March 26, 2010: Math Is the Science of Patterns, Including This One
- March 10, 2010: When 15 > 25?
- February 22, 2010: Amelia's Dance = the Body as a Math Visual Aid
- February 22, 2010: Driving Math with the Math of Driving
- October 21, 2009: 10,000 Left Shoes
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- February 21, 2009: Subtraction Without Borrowing
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- February 9, 2009: Testing Probability
Archive for the Math Fun Category
Math Is the Science of Patterns, Including This One
March 26, 2010 by Uri.
Patterns come in all sizes and shapes, delighting our senses. Here is one pattern that entertains the ear, the eye and the sense of rhythm.
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When 15 > 25?
March 10, 2010 by Uri.
A customer walked into our auto-parts store looking for a flat washer. “That’ll be 15 cents,” I said.
“Fifteen cents for a washer? Are you crazy?” he yelled. “I’ll drill a hole in a quarter and make my own.”
Jack Reeves
[Source: Reader’s Digest, August 2009, @Work (p. 67)]
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Amelia’s Dance = the Body as a Math Visual Aid
February 22, 2010 by Uri.
In her YouTube video, Amelia entertains us by turning her body with dance into a mathematical visual aid. She also demonstrate the endless ways one can present mathematical concepts.
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