A fun no-calculator Problem [Math Monday]

Try to see if you got this. This doesn't require serious Math Knowledge

Aug 23, 2022

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Today was the first time I went to my university’s (Rochester Institute of Technology) campus in about 3 years. Seeing all the things that were different was…shocking. Is this what growing old feels like? Have you ever had experiences where you went around places you’re supposed to be familiar with, but been surprised by how much is different? Let me know.

Today, I have a fun little problem for you. I know I’ve been hammering with you with a lot of really heavy-duty content recently, so consider this a break. The question comes from MindYourDecisions, a lovely channel for those of you that want to boost your mathematical problem-solving. Take a look below and see if you can solve it. Notice that this problem doesn’t require advanced knowledge. Questions like this are great for flexing your problem-solving muscles.

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