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Don Fraser

@donfraser9

Prof Emeritus OISE/UofToronto. [email protected]
Teacher,Speaker,Author,Consultant - Innovative Math Education

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DIVISIBILITY TESTS: Divisibility by 2: The last digit is divisible by 2. Divisibility by 3: The sum of the digits is divisible by 3. Divisibility by 4: The number formed from the last 2 digits is divisible by 4. Divisibility by 5: The last digit is either 0 or 5.

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Challange for you Each of the three big circles passes through four small white circles. Place the digits from 1 to 6 in the white circles so that the numbers on each big circle add up to 14.

Challange for you 

Each of the three big circles passes through four small white circles. Place the digits from 1 to 6 in the white circles so that the numbers on each big circle add up to 14.
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Every 10-digit ISBN has a hidden math trick: if you multiply its digits by 10, 9, 8โ€ฆ down to 1 and add them up, the total will always be a multiple of 11โ€”a built-in error check that keeps barcode numbers from being entered incorrectly.

Every 10-digit ISBN has a hidden math trick: if you multiply its digits by 10, 9, 8โ€ฆ down to 1 and add them up, the total will always be a multiple of 11โ€”a built-in error check that keeps barcode numbers from being entered incorrectly.
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The prime number 73,939,133 has a remarkable property. If you keep removing one digit at a time from the right, every number you get is still prime: 73,939,133 is prime. 7,393,913 is prime. 739,391 is prime. 73,939 is prime. 7,393 is prime. 739 is prime. 73 is prime. 7 is prime.

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Strange universe. Ancient magical math from India. โ€œInscribed Lotusโ€ (Padma Vrtta), by Indian mathematician Nฤrฤyaแน‡a (1356). Certain groups of 12 numbers have the same sum, 294. More colors below. Info: archimedes-lab.org/2020/12/20/magโ€ฆ, used with permission [mathematics, maths]

Strange universe. Ancient magical math from India.  

โ€œInscribed Lotusโ€ (Padma Vrtta), by Indian mathematician Nฤrฤyaแน‡a (1356). Certain groups of 12 numbers have the same sum, 294.  More colors below. Info: archimedes-lab.org/2020/12/20/magโ€ฆ, used with permission [mathematics, maths]