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• Day 1

  Area Consequences

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  I know another way which is basically the same and the why. So it is just base x height divided by 2. The base of a square for example can be 4. Then the height of the square (the length) can be 3. Cutting a square in several pieces it is possible to get a triangle. Triangles are contained in any polygon.

• Day 2

  Box Calculations

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  @ingeniousnewt 12 squared is 144, and 18 squared is 324

• Day 3

  Counting Numbers

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  It says that we can use the numbers 1,1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3,4,4, and 4.
  And if you group them like this - (1,2,3,4) (1,2,3,4) (1,2,3,4), the equation would be 444, or 64. When you minus out the "bad" options, you would get 64-4, or 60. So why did the explanation say that it would be 444*4 (256) minus 4, or 252?

• Day 4

  Seating Probability

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  First of all, I want to apologize for being so late, and also let you know I'm new at this, so I'm probably wrong. But I'll try my best to explain. I think he means that you can rotate the hexagon and shift the positions of A and B, but it won't matter because this shape is closed. But if you looked at a line of chairs, and for example, A sat on 1 end and B sat on the other, they wouldn't be sitting next to each other, well, because its a line. Again, I don't have any experience teaching math compared to Po shen loh, but I hope this helped! 🙂

  -pinkunicorn4000