Fletcher ThompsoninPuzzle SphereExplaining Weird and Funny Mathematical TermsExploring the more playful side of mathematics.22h ago422h ago4
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Fletcher ThompsoninPuzzle SphereHow Much of the Triangle Is Shaded Green?A classic geometry problemAug 292Aug 292
Fletcher ThompsoninPuzzle SphereWhat Is the Sum of All Odd Numbers Less Than 100?Legend says that a young Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss was asked by his teacher to sum the numbers 1 to 100. Almost instantly, Gauss came up…Aug 262Aug 262
Fletcher ThompsoninPuzzle SphereThis Deck Only Has Aces. How Many Shuffles Are There?The amount of ways you can shuffle a normal deck of cards is a famous number. It’s often compared to grains of sand on the earth or the…Aug 234Aug 234
Fletcher ThompsoninPuzzle SphereAre You a Polynomial Master?Find the sum and product of the roots.Aug 132Aug 132
Fletcher ThompsoninPuzzle SphereHow Do You Cut a Triangle in Half Horizontally?Cutting a triangle in half is as easy as cutting it down the middle, which gives us two triangles with equal area. Here, we’re restricted…Aug 105Aug 105
Fletcher ThompsoninPuzzle SphereHow Many Squares Are on a Chessboard?It’s not as obvious as you might think.Jul 262Jul 262
