Find a partner so that your numbers add up to an odd number.
Find a partner so that your numbers add up to an odd number.
Find a partner so that your numbers add up to .
Find a partner so that your numbers add up to a square number.
Find a partner so that your numbers add up to a prime number.
Find a partner so that your numbers add up to a triangular number.
Find two other people so that your numbers add up to a square number.
Find two other people so that your numbers add up to a prime number.
Find two other people so that your numbers add up to a triangular number.
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Featured ActivityDigital Darts An online darts game for one or two players requiring skill, strategy and mental arithmetic. It provides an enjoyable way to practise adding and subtracting two and three digit numbers. |
Recently UpdatedExample or Non-Example? Drag the cards to show whether they are examples or non-examples of triangles, polygons, expressions, like terms, bearings etc. So far this activity has been accessed 236 times and 13 people have earned a Transum Trophy for completing it. |
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