#math challenges

[bmaaloumat]

Which numbers are missing – Math puzzle 🧠 

Which numbers are missing? Can you solve this tricky math puzzle? 🧠✨ Fill in the blanks and complete the equation using logic and math. Pause the video, think carefully, and share your answer in the comments!

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[presswoodterryryan]

Mastering Unit Conversion: Ariel’s Brain is a Calculator! 🧠✨

By Alice Hello, fellow adventure seekers and number crunchers! It’s me, Alice, and today I’m about to tell you something MIND-BLOWING! My big sister Ariel wrote a paper all about Unit Conversion—which is basically math magic that helps you turn one measurement into another! 📏➡️📐 You might be thinking, “Alice, why should I care about unit conversion?” WELL… 1️⃣ Want to bake the perfect cookies?…

[debbielearningcove]

10 Reasons to Take Up a Math Challenge This Week

Mathematics is more than just numbers and equations; it’s the foundation of logical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity.

Whether you’re a student looking to excel in school or an adult keen to sharpen your cognitive skills, taking up a math challenge can open doors to endless opportunities. 

Here are 10 compelling reasons why you should embrace a math challenge this week.

1. Boost Problem-Solving Skills

Math challenges are like puzzles for the brain. They push you to think critically and creatively to find solutions. These skills aren’t just useful in exams—they’re essential in real life too!

2. Enhance Academic Performance

Students who regularly engage in math challenges often find classroom maths much easier to handle. Tackling complex problems during a challenge makes standard exercises feel like a breeze.

3. Build Confidence

Solving tricky math problems can be incredibly rewarding. Each small victory boosts your confidence, helping you approach other challenges with a positive mindset.

4. Strengthen Logical Thinking

Logical reasoning is at the core of maths. Math challenges encourage structured thinking, teaching you to approach problems step by step—a skill that applies to all areas of life.

5. Prepare for Exams

If you’re preparing for major math exams, participating in a math challenge can give you an edge. It not only tests your knowledge but also highlights areas where you need improvement, making revision more targeted.

6. Make Maths Fun

Math challenges break the monotony of textbook exercises by adding an element of fun. Competing against friends or even yourself can make learning maths something to look forward to.

7. Improve Focus and Patience

Many math challenges require deep concentration and persistence to solve. Developing these qualities can help in other aspects of life, from studies to careers.

8. Encourage Lifelong Learning

Math isn’t just for students—adults can benefit too. Taking on challenges as an adult keeps your brain sharp and maintains a growth mindset, proving that it’s never too late to learn.

9. Connect with Like-Minded People

Math challenges often bring people together, whether in a classroom, online forum, or local competition. Sharing solutions and strategies fosters collaboration and builds a sense of community.

10. Discover the Joy of Accomplishment

There’s nothing quite like the feeling of solving a tough problem after putting in the effort. This sense of accomplishment fuels motivation and proves the power of perseverance.

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[averlym]

"you're lost, little girl"

[darkficsyouneveraskedfor]

Advent Calendar 2024 Masterlist

For the December Daze challenge.

Day One: Frank Castle - A Scary Little Christmas

Day Two: Ransom Drysdale - All I Want For Christmas is You

Day Three: Johnny Storm - Good Tidings Your Way Come

Day Four: Andy Barber - Home For Christmas

Day Five: Bucky Barnes - Shiver

Day Six: Jake Jensen - Santa Baby

Day Seven: Arvin Russell - In The Cold

Day Eight: Jonathan Pine - Time for Cheer

Day Nine: Heimdall - Sparkling Bright

Day Ten: Nick Fowler - Decked in Red

Day Eleven: Tony Stark - Sugar Cookie

Day Twelve: Kraven the Hunter - No Sugar, Just Spice

Day Thirteen: Captain Syverson - The Holiday Spirit

Day Fourteen: Pete Brenner - Bad Santa

Day Fifteen: Rafe Cameron - Naughty

Day Sixteen: Steve Kemp - Been an awful good girl

Day Seventeen: Walter Marshall - He Sees You

Day Eighteen: Peter Parker - A Special Surprise

Day Nineteen: Clark Kent - You’ll Be Home For Christmas

Day Twenty: Thor - Yule Be Sorry

Day Twenty-One: August Walker - Baby, I’m Cold

Day Twenty-Two: Steve Rogers - O Chilly Night

Day Twenty-Three: Cole Turner - The Exchange

Day Twenty-Four: God the Bounty Hunter - God, Rest Ye Merry

Day Twenty-Five: Geralt of Rivia - Days of Yore

Day Twenty-Six: Loki - All Ye Faithful

Day Twenty-Seven: Sam Wilson - Let’s Be Jolly

Day Twenty-Eight: Curtis Everett - Checking His List

Day Twenty-Nine: Brock Rumlow - In From The Cold

Day Thirty: Lee Bodecker - A Gift From the Heart

Day Thirty-One: Lloyd Hansen - Mistle-hoe

[taruruchi]

The similarity is uncanny... Fairy godmother being Azul's grandma is starting to look more and more canon /j

And what if I say I had a secret fem azul ver I mean what. Who said that

Anyway, non-sparkle ver is utc! (Coincidentally, Sparkle from Your Name just started playing)

I bet you didn't expect to see the ver I made last year. But yeah bro when I colored I made them look like ghosts idk 😭😭 The glow up goes crazy, all in the span of 11 months (tbf to past me, I was also lazy and speed ran it)

Taglist: @solxima @angelwishess @scint1llat3 @distant-velleity @twtysevapr @cynthinesia @h0neybane @viperbunnies @linabirb @thehollowwriter @wafflethewitchboy @siphoklansan @jewelulu @skibidibabygirl @gimmeurmoneyagh (ask me if you wanna be added/removed!) Sorry I know y'all probably weren't expecting to be tagged for. whatever this is 😭😭😭

[retrocgads]

USA 1993

[itsthatlake]

Just had three days off work and spent the first basically just sleeping and the next two possessed by an art demon. Anyways, here's some screenshots from a scum villain animatic I'm working on

[raphaerolo]

Last Line Challenge

Rules: In a new post, put the last line you wrote (or drew) and tag as many people as you have words (or as many as you feel like)

Tagged by just so many people (some from a while ago but it's okay): @anxiousotters @chiliger @bladelei @nobie @vytels

I'm once again doing the double wip, drawing and writing. First, drawing!

They're everything to me.

I don't have much explanation for this one, iykyk (and it's pretty obvious). My last line was shading on Cody's face. They're just—

Yeah.

And writingggg. I just finished changing this 5k wip from past to present tense, but I did add a line to this scene. I love putting accurate math into my codywan teacher au fic. Precalc is so fun.

“So the inverse of this function, if we swap out x and y and solve for x, comes out to be 2x plus four. Is that all making sense so far?”

He sees a variety of nods and decides to move on.

“Now, if we loop back to transformations,” he says as he grabs a whiteboard eraser. He swipes at the orange marker and it - doesn’t erase. He scrubs at the marks and they just smudge, but don’t vanish. “This marker doesn’t erase.” He chucks it into the trash can by the door.

“What, no, don't throw it out,” Waxer cries. “You could give it to Mr Kenobi.” Other students begin calling out their agreement.

Cody glares at his students. “If I give that marker to Mr Kenobi, when he discovers it doesn’t erase, he will just write over it and it won’t be good for anyone.” Cody should know; Obi-Wan had accidentally written on a whiteboard at home with a permanent marker and, well. Trying to read three layers of his handwriting overlapped was a challenge to say the least.

Tagging.... okay, first of all, everyone who tagged me, uno reverse flip flop I'm tagging you all back. And also. @smoosey @chickengodnoodle @why-cant-turtles-fly @friendlyneighbourhoodelf @ferretrade @merlyn-bane consider yourselves all tagged

[febuwhump]

11 days to go are how are we feeling

[guplia]

I hate A levels.

[presswoodterryryan]

🎉 Alice’s Ultimate Guide to Perimeter and Area! 🎉

By Alice Hey everyone! It’s me, Alice, your favorite adventure-seeker, snack expert, and sometimes math student. Today, I have BIG NEWS! 🚀 Big Sister Ariel has written another brilliant and super-smart math paper—this time about Perimeter and Area! Now, I thought perimeter was just a fancy way to say “walk around something” and area was just “the space where my snacks go” 🍪, but Ariel says…

[elfgirlcraftworks]

First part of my #BridgertonChallenge is completed.

Regency chemise with embroidery and decorative stitches.

(Pattern is Laughing Moon 115)

Next up: stays.

[avalost]

Ekaterina von Valancius. Voidborn. Crime lord. "Kat" to her friends.

You are not her friend.

[canisalbus]

If it helps at all I am incredible at maths and still struggle to follow patterns because my dumbass keeps buying patterns that have new stitches in them. The main thing in pretty much all fibre crafts is learning some kind of base stitch, repeating it, and then learning more stitches (no duh but that's the best way I can describle it (^_^")/) so if you manage that, you'll be okay. Thankfully most patterns I've encountered do provide brief tutorials for particularly complex stitches, and worst case, I've had to run to Youtube a few times.

Either way, maths is generally not as useful in crafting as I personally might wish it was ("—ᴗ—). You got this!

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[historybunnny]

Amma was at an age where it was time for her to begin her education. Each afternoon, her mother would gather their study materials and they'd sit in the dining room together to learn. She enjoyed her penmanship and reading lessons the most.

However, mastering arithmetic was another story. Maeve was naturally good with numbers and had taught herself when she was just a young girl. But it did not seem that Amma had inherited that side of her.

More than once, Amma would lash out at her mother, shouting words like that of a sailor; something she no doubt picked up from Grandpa Murphy all those years ago. As punishment, her mother would send her to her room without supper, often leaving her to console herself.