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February 2008 Vol. 9 Issue 2


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January puzzle answers

Two winners in Math Mania contest

Two kids figured out all of the correct answers to the January Math Mania questions. The puzzles were aimed at getting you to know the correlations between yards and miles and inches and yards.

The two who got all the answers correct were: Ryan Wahidi of Creve Coeur and Hannah Frederick of south St. Louis.

Both will receive a $10 Border's gift certificate.

The number of entries was down in January, probably because many of you didn't get back to school from the holiday break until close to the contest deadline.

Now that you're back, you'll have more time to figure out the February Math Mania questions. If you'd like to enter this month's contest, click here.

January Math Mania Solutions:
Do You Measure Up?

1. The number of yards in a half-mile, plus the number of inches in three-and-a-half yards, plus the number of feet in three-quarters mile

Answer: 4,966 (880 + 126 + 3960)

2. The number of weeks in six years, plus the number of years in fourteen centuries, minus the number of decades in sixteen centuries.

Answer: 292 (312 + 140 - 160)

3. The number of quarters in eighteen dollars, plus the number of nickels in fourteen quarters, plus the number of dimes in sixty-three dollars

Answer: 772 (72 + 70 + 630)

4. The number of centimeters in six meters, plus the number of meters in six kilometers, plus the number of milligrams in six grams

Answer: 12,600 (600 + 6000 + 6000)

5. The number of square feet in two square yards, plus the number of square inches in five square feet (CAREFUL! Notice it says square yards and square feet.)

Answer: 738 (18 + 720)

6. The number of pints in twenty quarts, plus the number of pecks in fourteen bushels, plus the number of cups in two gallons

Answer: 128 (40 + 56 + 32)

 

 


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