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-D Vision
When you fold up the given net of a cube, what shape is formed by the
segments on the faces of the cube?
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Pre-Algebra
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6th to 8th
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A -for- Lunch
Two boys had lunch on a two-for-one coupon, plus taxes and tips.
What was their percentage of savings on the transaction?
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Algebra, Financial Education
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Carpenters Trisection
Explain whether or not the given method of trisecting an angle, using
only a carpenter's square, really works.
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Geometry
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Championship Season
The Algenauts just finished a great season, winning 40 more games than
they lost. Can you figure out what their final record was?
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Algebra
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Coat of Golden Angels
Show how to do scientific notation problems on an 8-digit, four-
function calculator.
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Algebra
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Cranberry Craving
Use the pattern to find out how many cranberries Carissa ate on Thanksgiving Thursday.
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Pre-Algebra
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6th to 8th
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A Day at the Fairs
A merchant went selling and buying at three city fairs. Did he make a
profit or take a loss?
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Algebra, Financial Education
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Day in the Park
Use a rectangular coordinate map of the recreation area to answer
various questions.
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3rd to 5th, 6th to 8th
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A Dog, a Hog, and a Frog
Three animal friends want to cross a big swamp. How wide is that
swamp?
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Algebra
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Gardening Puzzle
If a rectangular garden were 2 feet wider and 3 feet longer, it would
be 64 square feet larger. If it were 3 feet wider and 2 feet longer,
it would be 68 square feet larger. What are the dimensions of the
garden?
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Geometry
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Happy New Year Wish
Explain how time differences are calculated and understood using longitude.
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Pre-Algebra
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6th to 8th
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A Holiday Gift for Grandmother Brown
Determine the cost of the dishwasher and the contribution from each of five children.
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Financial Education, Pre-Algebra
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6th to 8th
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A Line of Reflection
Find the equation of the line of reflection for triangle ABC and its
image, A'B'C'.
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Geometry
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Million Penny Project
Students use a spreadsheet to show when they will have collected their million pennies.
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tPoW
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6th to 8th
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A Minor Problem
A chord of a circle is one side of an equilateral triangle. The other
two sides of the triangle are radii of the circle. Find the length of
the minor arc subtended by the chord.
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Geometry
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Parallelogram Dissection
Cut the given parallelogram along the dotted lines and rearrange the
three resulting triangles to form what seems to be a square. What
needs to be true of the original figure in order for the resulting
figure to actually be a square?
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Geometry
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Phone-y Deal
Compare two cell phone pricing plans to determine for how many gigabytes per month each one is the better deal.
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Algebra, Financial Education
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Pound of Valentines Chocolates
How long should a one pound box of chocolates last if Isolde eats it alone?
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Pre-Algebra
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6th to 8th
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A Product-Plus-
The product of any four consecutive integers, increased by one, is
always a square number. Give at least three instances of that
statement and prove that this will always occur by finding an
algebraic expression for that "square number."
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Algebra
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6th to 8th, High School
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A Quickie Triangle Puzzle
Find the length of the unknown side of this triangle using knowledge
of special right triangles.
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Geometry
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6th to 8th, High School
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