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first composite natural number

4

100

2+2

3

100

The day before two days after the day before tomorrow is Saturday. What day is it today?

Friday

100

definition of a rhombus

4 sided shape with equal sides

100

What is Mr. Jacobs's classroom number?

231

200

Branch of math that is named after the words "Earth" and "measure" in Greek

Geometry

200

(8+9)*8

136

200

You own a farm but you have very bad managment so you've somehow forgotten how many chickens and rabbits you have. After hours of counting, you find that there are 20 heads and 76 feet in total. How many chickens and many rabbits do you have?

2 chickens, 18 rabbits

200

formula for the volume of a sphere

4/3 * π * r^3

200

Touch grass

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

300

Well-known rule that can be easily used to test if a number is divisble by 3

Add all the digits and check if that sum is divisible by 3 (e.g. 59049 -> 27, and since 27 is divisible by 3 so is 59049)

300

17+(5*28)/7

37

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How many blocks are there in total? Remember that blocks cannot "float"

37

300

If ST=6, PY=5, what is the volume of this pyramid? The pyramid's lateral faces are all isosceles congruent triangles and the base is a square.


48

300

In an exam, for each correct answer, an exam taker will receive 8 points; for each wrong answer, the exam taker will lose 5 points. Duke answered 18 questions in total and received 92 points. How many questions did he get wrong?

4

400

the mathematical constant e ~ 2.718 is named after _____

Euler

400

9*11*13

1287

400

You have to guess a four digit number. Here are the clues: 1234 has two correct digits in the right place, 8901 has two correct digits, both in the wrong place, 3587 has one digit in the right place, and 1001 has no correct digits. What is the number?

9284

400

A rectangle has a width of 1 and a height of unknown length x > 1. When the rectangle is cut in half across its long side, the two new rectangles are similar to the original rectangle. What is x?

sqrt(2)

400

log2(3) * log3(5) * log5(7) * log7(8)?

3

500

The time in years it took to prove Fermat's last theorem since it was first conjectured. Closest answer wins

358

500

11^4

14641

500

What are the missing numbers (including red box) and where do they go?

7 at the top, 9 a the left, 3 at the bottom, 8 at the bottom right

500

In the image above, the 4 circles have a radius of 1 and the centers form a square. What is the shaded area?

2π - 4

500

Alice and Bob take turns flipping coins. The winner is the first player to land a heads wins, and Alice flips first. Bob claims that this is unfair, and insists that he flips two times after each time that Alice rolls. If they follow Bob's rules, what it is the probability that Alice still wins?

4/7