Visit a library. You will find a large number of books and magazines, all with immense information. Each of these books will take you on a completely different learning path. Pick up a science fiction and you’ll discover how the author beautifully amalgamates scientific principles to create unimaginable characters and situations that one could only think of in dreams. Pick a book whose genre is horror and you might feel chills sitting in the warm library. Dare to pick up an encyclopedia and you will simply enter a whole new world of fun. Open an autobiography of great men and women and you will learn life lessons that no one else will tell you. Autobiographies are popular because they make you wise beyond your years with life lessons from once-not-so-successful people. And you can’t miss the comics section, if your library has one. Comics help you enjoy creating illustrations and relax a little. While almost all of these books are favorites of many, there is often a section of the library that is not as full. It’s the math section. Not many people around the world go into a library to solve math problems. And oh, not many people get to see a math book nook in the library.
Hey, but those who stay in the math corner know how exciting the world of math can be. Mathematics is a subject that many people don’t like, but those who like it know how exciting it can be to solve mathematical puzzles. That’s where we step in to open people’s eyes and make them realize that numbers and equations can be interesting too.
Mathematics is a very interesting subject, but many do not realize its value. Please don’t be one of them. Today we bring you a series of exciting mathematical puzzles. Solve them with your friends and family.
Exciting math puzzles for you!
Mathematical riddle 1:
In this one, all you have to do is guess a number. The number is such that if you multiply this number by any other number, the answer will always be the same. What do you think the number is?
Come on, start thinking.
Mathematical riddle 2:
What do you think appears in the empty space of the sequence?
A, Z, D, Y, G, X,??
This one is easy. All you need to do is think outside the box.
Mathematical riddle 3:
A mischievous monkey named FINE tries to climb a coconut tree. Take 3 steps forward and take 2 steps back down. Each step forward is 30 cm and each step backward is 40 cm. How many steps do you need to climb a 100 cm tree?
The FINE steps are very good.
I want something else? Here comes the last one.
Mathematical riddle 4:
A lobster very fond of studies. She went to the best school in the forest. What do you think she got on the math test?
Here are the answers you were looking for.
Mathematical riddle 1:
In this one, all you have to do is guess a number. The number is such that if you multiply this number by any other number, the answer will always be the same. What do you think the number is?
Answer: The answer to this question definitely had to be zero. Multiply 0 by any other number, the largest you can think of, and the result you will get will always be zero.
Mathematical riddle 2:
What do you think appears in the empty space of the sequence?
A, Z, D, Y, G, X,??
Answer: k
This had to be K.
Mathematical riddle 3:
A mischievous monkey named FINE tries to climb a coconut tree. Take 3 steps forward and take 2 steps back down. Each step forward is 30 cm and each step backward is 40 cm. How many steps do you need to climb a 100 cm tree?
Answer 3: 50 steps.
Mathematical riddle 4:
A lobster very fond of studies. She went to the best school in the forest. What do you think she got on the math test?
Answer 4: The lobster got a Sea-plus on the math test. Don’t you think it needs improvement?
The last one was more of an extra fun puzzle.
So, next time you walk into a library, just read some math books too and you will find an ocean of interesting problems.
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