Math Is Fun Forum

I think stewie and I were the only people left to guess...apart from Zach, but he wouldn't tell. I haven't seen Kiana baby1 since this started so I'm guessing she's not playing.

With Rod's magic square above (I see that it's gone missing) any 2x2 group of numbers in a quare that you pick also adds up to 34.

Here is a 5x5 magic square:

17   14   6    3    25
8    5    22   19   11  
24   16   13   10    2   
15   7    4    21   18  
1    23   20   12    9

It is symmetrical around its centre square, which means if you pick any two numbers which are opposite, they will add up to twice the centre square.

Also, if you tiled a floor with the above magic square, you could select any 5x5 grid and it would still be magic.

Does 10² + 10² = 20² though?

10² + 10² = 20²       is the same as      100 + 100 = 400      which doesn't work out

10 square metres + 10 square metres = 20 square metres       but
10² + 10² = (14.142)²

10² + 10² = 200            so
10² + 10² = (√200)²
10² + 10² = (14.142)²           to three decimal places

So the length of the diagonal is actually 14.142 metres...

1 degree Fahrenheit = 255.927778 Kelvin
1 Kelvin = -457.87 degrees Fahrenheit

Ooh, that might work k-g-b.

I've got no idea at the moment, but don't tell us the answer yet, please Rora!

We need some decorations around the page...balloons, streamers!

And a cake!

Oh yeah, and who's bringing the food?

P.S. stewie, I found a picture of Mr Lee.

Lame, I know.

YES!

Well, now, I suppose it's two to one, stewie.

1 2  3  4
O O O O
1 O O  4
   2  3

1  2 3  4
O O O O
O O  3 4
1  2

Or something like these, with one bendy row and one straight.

Once I remember the teacher brought her car along to school and we tried to fit the whole class in - there were about 25 of us, I think. And there were people in the boot too!

Not even a month yet, though!