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BARBELL MATHS

BARBELL MATHS

the IWF colour code and the plate count: from target weight to each side of the bar, no calculator

US$2.50
BENFORD’S LAW

BENFORD’S LAW

the first digit of a number: why a one turns up more than six times as often as a nine, and in which sets that is true

US$1.50
THE BIRTHDAY PARADOX

THE BIRTHDAY PARADOX

how many people it takes for two of them to share a birthday — and the same count for codes and fingerprints

US$1.50
THE CLOCK FACE

THE CLOCK FACE

two hands, twelve numbers — how to read the time

US$1.50
THE COLLATZ CONJECTURE

THE COLLATZ CONJECTURE

halve the even, triple the odd and add one: the road of 27, the record holders and a problem nobody has solved

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DIVISIBILITY TESTS

DIVISIBILITY TESTS

what to read in a written number instead of dividing it: the tail, the digit sum and composite divisors

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THE DOOMSDAY RULE

THE DOOMSDAY RULE

the weekday of any date in the Gregorian calendar, worked out in the head in three steps

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NUMBERS 1 TO 100

NUMBERS 1 TO 100

the hundred chart · primes picked out in colour

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LEAP YEARS

LEAP YEARS

one rule, a cycle of four hundred years and the ninety-seven extra days in it

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MULTIPLICATION TABLE

MULTIPLICATION TABLE

1 to 12 · colour intensity = size of the product

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PASCAL’S TRIANGLE

PASCAL’S TRIANGLE

the first thirteen rows, the sum of each row and the pattern of the odd numbers

US$1.50
REPEATING DECIMALS

REPEATING DECIMALS

which fractions stop, which run for ever, and how to know the length of the repeat without dividing

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ROMAN NUMERALS

ROMAN NUMERALS

seven symbols · ones, tens, hundreds · years

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THE RULE OF 72

THE RULE OF 72

the time it takes steady growth to double: the division you can do in your head, how far it misses and why the divisor is what it is

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