Here are just a few of the mathematically special dates in 2016. I hope you’ll have fun celebrating them – I know I will! 1.[…]
Further disclaimer: This is my solution. There’s always the chance I could be missing something. If so, I’d love to hear from you!! 🙂 Note first that a[…]
FIRST, what started it all: Grover Cleveland was the only President to serve two non-consecutive Presidential terms, being elected in 1884 (as the 22nd President)[…]
Two common mistakes when it comes to primes: 1 is NOT considered a prime, and 2 is prime (the only even prime)!! The fact[…]
As it turns out, the answer to all these questions is “yes!” Even for a million! (You can find a million consecutive composite integers. That is,[…]
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There are some minor format changes in the MAY mailings, including a new GUEST VOICE feature every week! For most of May, Pat and I will be in[…]
I’m always looking for folks who are interested in being a part of AfterMath’s GUEST VOICE feature of the Bi-Weekly Photo/Sharings. PLEASE consider submitting such a[…]
Subscriber Alexis Avis teaches Gifted/Talented classes in Caruthersville schools in Southeast Missouri. She has had her students solving Brain Teasers here – and even entering[…]
Here is a list of 17 quotes from historical figures. In each, the key word (some variation of math/poetry or mathematician/poet) has been left out. Can you[…]