Order of Operation
Formulas
Parts of a Whole
Measurement
Famous Mathematicians
100
(8+3)2 - 3 + 8
126
100
1/2bh
Area of a triangle
100
1/10th of 120
12
100
The number of inches in 6 feet
72 inches
100
This mathematician is credited with the discovery of a2+b2=c2
Pythagoras
200
100 - 80 ÷ 4 + 3
83
200
P = 2l + 2w
Perimeter of a rectangle
200
A 15% tip on a $10 meal
$1.50
200
The number of feet in one mile
5,280
200
This mathematician is credited for discovering a triangle pattern that matches the coefficients of a binomial expansion
Pascal
300
52 × 4 ÷ 2 - (8-3)
99
300
πr²h
Volume of a cylinder
300
The number of 1/4 pound portions you can make if you have 3 1/2 pounds of jelly beans.
14 portions
300
The number of millimeters in 20 centimeters
200
300
This mathematician is said to have derived a formula to sum numbers 1-100 in elementary school
Gauss
400
2 × (12-3)2 +7
169
400
The quadratic formula
400
This number is 8% of 250
20
400
The number of seconds in two hours
7200
400
We have this mathematician to thank for the rectangular coordinate system
Descartes
500
17 - 8 x 2 + 6 x (11 - 5)
37
500
The formula for compounding interest continually
A=Pert
500
Eight people shared a pizza equally. Jon ate 2/3
of his portion. This is the fractional part of the whole pizza he consumed.
1/12
500
The number of times larger a kilometer is than a centimeter
100,000
500
One of two persons credited with the discovery of calculus
Newton or Leibniz