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Nov 2, 2014
The solution involves Base Two place values.
On 11/02/14, animesh kumar wrote: > How will u divide 1000 one Rs. Coins in ten bag so that u > can give any amount between 1-1000 by just giving the bags > without changing the no of coins in each bag
I figured out how to do this, but I'm not letting the cat (or the coins) out of the bag -- LOL!
I'll give you some hints,...See More
I figured out how to do this, but I'm not letting the cat (or the coins) out of the bag -- LOL!
I'll give you some hints,...See More
Oct 31, 2014
Are you ready to implement "essential questions" to improve achievement? What you need to know...
The essential question is:
On 10/22/14, Teachers.Net Gazette wrote: > Are you ready to implement "essential questions" to improve > achievement? What you need to know...
Why doesn't the link work?
Why doesn't the link work?
Kathleen
On 10/22/14, Teachers.Net Gazette wrote: > Are you ready to implement "essential questions" to improve > achievement? What you need to know... The link works for me. Try pasting in the url
teachers.net/gazette/wordpress/teachers-net-community/what-are-essential-questions/
teachers.net/gazette/wordpress/teachers-net-community/what-are-essential-questions/
Oct 11, 2014
Oct 8, 2014
Dr. E. Dhivyadeepa
On 10/08/14, Dr. E. Dhivyadeepa wrote: > Any vedic mathematics tricks...
Vm
Visit mathtricks.ca and you will find a Vedic method there
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Think sq root in prime (1&itself) factors so 20... 2, 2, 5 which as a product is 20.
Sq roots aren't evaluate if they have "twin/identical set" factors in the radicand or under the sq root. So sq root of 20 is 2 times the sq root of 5! Where factors suc...See More