What type of math is included? Is it multiplication? Division?
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Grades 5-6 has Linear Expressions, Reducing Fractions, Rational Numbers, and Division. Grades 4-5 has Rational Numbers, Adding and Subtracting Fractions (like denominators), Division, and Money.
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Grades 5-6 has Linear Expressions, Reducing Fractions, Rational Numbers, and Division.Grades 4-5 has Rational Numbers, Adding and Subtracting Fractions (like denominators), Division, and Money.
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The Grade 5-6 set includes linear expressions, reducing fractions, rational numbers, and division. Hope this helps.
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sorry , i dont know. i can not even figure out how to work it. just wasted my money.
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Sorry, I don't have that answer for you. Try "googling" that question on the Internet or check a math book. Good luck!
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It has a manual. It even shows how to do some calculations besides the usual set-up instructions.
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The default answer for a division problem is a fraction. To convert the fraction to a decimal, hit the SD key. If you keep hitting the SD key, it will toggle through all the different ways to write the answer. Give me an example of what you want to do with the log function.
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I think just the number of pieces from what I remember. I had a set in my PK classroom and gave a set as a gift last year to my grandson. Fun for both kids and can even be challenging for adults if want to build elaborate things.
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There are seven of each number 0 through 9 in addition to six plus signs, six minus signs, six multiplication signs (x), one less than, one greater than, two dollar signs ($), two division signs, two periods and four equals signs.
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it was on the paper work inside the box. I almost threw it out until I looked at it closely. its a really long number. look through the papers that came with it.
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This is considered a "column" or "fractioning" still. Other than that, I really don't know enough about these things to tell you what the difference is. I had to email clawhammer just to be able to tell you this much.
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It cannot be used as a calculator and there is a mode without the timer. I have never used Math Whiz so I can't answer that question.
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I don't know, I would think that there would be a way to do that. I bought that to help me in my pre algebra, I wasn't very good in my pre algebra class.
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I have played it with 10-12 year olds and they enjoy it. It takes thinking about the color rules and being able to understand multiplication factors - that the row or column must not repeat a color and the numbers must total to a multiple of the target number. This can be a simple, for example, as adding to find how many 3s there are in the row (if the target number is 3). This leads to the understanding of multiplication. So the younger kids who are handy with their math will benefit and have a good game.
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Legitimate question. The description gives a better definition of the product. The title is missing the " notations
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Since you can modify the rules depending on the ability of the players I would say it's not a matter of age as much as ability. If you have a 4 year old who has basic math skills you can change the rules to work with that student. But I would say anyone who can do basic addition and subtraction you should be able to use these with. Just modify the rules to what you need.
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Maybe I'm not understanding question but 1 1/4 and 1.25 are the same at least when I took math class :)
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Sorry. This sounds like a mathematical calculation to me, Good luck in figuring it out.
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The CAS has what's known as the "Computational Algebra System", which allows you to enter in an equation and manipulate it to isolate and solve for any variable in the equation. This is an extremely handy feature for science classes such as chemistry or physics, as it can let you focus on the theory behind the equations you're using without getting hung up on the math (especially if, like me, you haven't practiced the math for years).