Mathematics is a subject that is often hated by many students around the world. Not many people enjoy the topic. The reason why the topic is one of the least liked is its complexity. It comes with not one but a myriad of complexities. Although the topic is quite important to solve all the big and small problems of life, not many people still find fun and enjoyment in solving the questions from those books. Why is this then? Well, the human mind enjoys both stories and problem solving, but topics that involve stories are often made more enjoyable. Plus, the added pressure on students to get great grades in math is what makes it even more challenging. A subject like mathematics should become something fun and exploratory. Students should be made to learn the ways in which they can make the subject more manageable and interesting. While we cannot change the education system, we can obviously change the way one looks at mathematics. In this attempt, we have presented for you a series of exciting mathematical puzzles.
Mathematics is really a fun subject. Can you answer these fun math riddles?
Mathematical puzzles:
Mathematical riddle 1:
If you multiply this number by any other number, the answer will always be the same. What is the number?
Mathematical riddle 2:
What comes in empty space?
Mathematical riddle 3:
A monkey named Toto tries to climb a coconut tree. He takes 3 steps forward and takes 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?
Tempted for more? Here comes the last one.
Mathematical riddle 4:
Once upon a time there was a lobster who really liked to study. He went to the best school in the forest. What do you think she got on the math test?
Wondering where the answers are? Here you have!
Mathematical riddle 1:
If you multiply this number by any other number, the answer will always be the same. What is the number?
Answer: Zero.
Mathematical riddle 2:
What comes in empty space?
A, Z, D, Y, G, X,??
Mathematical riddle 3:
A monkey named Toto tries to climb a coconut tree. He takes 3 steps forward and takes 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:
Once upon a time there was a lobster who really liked to study. He 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?
Weren’t these math puzzles super interesting? Well, we can see a little smile on your face. Hey, did we manage to create a little space for the topic in your heart? If yes, we have succeeded in our mission. Bingo!
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