Easy Question
Extremly Hard Question
Prize [DO NOT CLICK ANY OF THESE NUMBER THIS IS ONLY FOR THE WINNER Choose only one]
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There only 3 section-
100
1x2=?
2
100
If there a halves on the fraction, What do you do to cut it into 9 pieces by only cutting in Horizonal? Put it in chat or Shout it Out.
You cut it Horizonal-ly.
100
Break for 10 minute
Congrats.
200
3x2=?
6
200
If there an number line ends with 109, Where do we cut it?
In the middle of 55
200
Break for 20 minute
Congrats.
300
2x4=?
8
300
A bat and a ball cost one dollar and ten cents in total. The bat costs a dollar more than the ball. How much does the ball cost?
Was your answer 10 cents? That would be wrong!
The answer was: 5 cents
Explanation: When you read the math problem, you probably saw that the bat and the ball cost a dollar and ten cents in total and when you processed the new information that the bat is a dollar more than the ball, your brain jumped to the conclusion that the ball was ten cents without actually doing the math. But the mistake there is that when you actually do the math, the difference between $1 and 10 cents is 90 cents, not $1. If you take a moment to actually do the math, the only way for the bat to be a dollar more than the ball AND the total cost to equal $1.10 is for the baseball bat to cost $1.05 and the ball to cost 5 cents.
300
Break for 25 minutes
Congrats.
400
0x1=?
0
400
When you do this seemingly simple problem, what is the answer you get?
The winner is — 9!
EXPLANATION: The explanation was too long so yeah-
400
Break for 35 minutes.
Congrats.
500
(9+6) / (4x1) x 9 = ?
33.75
500
In a lake, there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to cover the entire lake, how long would it take for the patch to cover half of the lake?
The patch would reach half the size of the lake on day 47.
EXPLANATION:
With all the talk of doubling and halves, your brain jumps to the conclusion that to solve the problem of when the lily patch covers half the lake, all you have to do is divide the number of days it took to fill the lake (48) in half. It's understandable but wrong.
The problem says that the patch DOUBLES in size every day, which means that on any day, the lily patch was half the size the day before. So if the patch reaches the entire size of the lake on the 48th day, it means the lily pad was half the size of the lake on day 47.
500
[Golden Prize] Skip Math!
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