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Hare & Hounds This classic two-player strategy game was popular in medieval northern Europe until the 19th century. It’s also known by many other names, including the Soldier’s Game, the French Military Game, and The Devil Among Tailors, to name just a few[1]. If you’re interested in combinatorics or graph theory, this might be the game for you! Play against
In Mind Reading with Math we showed how you could use binary to read someone’s mind. For that activity, we used a set of cards representing the first four binary place values: 8, 4, 2, 1. Binary only has two digits: “1” or “0” (which could also be thought of as “yes” or “no”). This made our mind reading trick
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Coming in late 2020! The semi-annual Math Circular magazine collects stories, activities, and experiences from math professionals nationwide.
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