- Problem of the Week
The scoring pattern used in a game of tennis can be confusing, as it doesn’t appear to follow the expected pattern. Tennis points go like this: Love (0.
- Problem of the Week
March 23 is National Puppy Day! Solve the problems below about two of the best things, math and puppies.
Rufus the poodle is 1 year old and.
- Problem of the Week
March 14, or 3/14, is Pi Day because the first few digits of the number pi are 3.14! While the day celebrates the mathematical type of pi, it is a.
- Problem of the Week
Civil engineers design and build all sorts of infrastructure projects, such as bridges, buildings, roads and railways. Civil engineers must be.
- Problem of the Week
The tangram is an ancient Chinese puzzle consisting of seven flat geometric shapes. These shapes, called tans, include one square, one parallelogram
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