Welcome to a new math trivia. Do you remember those descriptive math problems in school? We’ve brought them back. 🧮
Get ready to tackle these 24 math problems. From 1st to 12th grade, each one is designed to test your logic, memory, and problem-solving skills. Put your math skills to the test and prove to yourself that your brain is still sharp – or even better: has grown smarter 🚀
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I have £5 in one trouser pocket and £7 in the other pocket. What do I have? Answer: the wrong trousers!
Most of these make assumptions which are not spelt out in the problem. E.g. a box holds 10 pencils - how may pencils in 3 boxes. Questions: is the first box full of pencils? are the boxes all the same size? are the pencils all the same size? is it a given that there are pencils in every box? do all the boxes hold the same number of pencils?
I have £5 in one trouser pocket and £7 in the other pocket. What do I have? Answer: the wrong trousers!
Most of these make assumptions which are not spelt out in the problem. E.g. a box holds 10 pencils - how may pencils in 3 boxes. Questions: is the first box full of pencils? are the boxes all the same size? are the pencils all the same size? is it a given that there are pencils in every box? do all the boxes hold the same number of pencils?


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