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Math is Fun
by TheGil
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Math is Fun
Tags for Math is Fun
Description
This is not an oxymoron! Math is truly fun!
This is a multiple answers math quiz and it is divided into subjects.
Can you solve all the questions?
Note: All the questions do not require a calculator or to write down your calculations. In the integrals, I left behind the +C.
How to Play
Click the correct answer.
Comments
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Vexone
Apr. 30, 2017
Its not fun that a wrong answer kicks me back to the start and i have to do evereything again.
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You're right, but notice that once you get it correct the answer is a little more purple, which makes it easy to climb back up fast.
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Fuzzyfsh
Apr. 28, 2017
@zirenaz its absolute value of 1-4 which is |-3|, which is 3
Fuzzyfsh
Apr. 28, 2017
Very nice, math is fun!
Thanks!
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breezue89
May. 23, 2017
Itâs the first time Iâve played this game and all the correct answers have purple text.
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Arcanmster
May. 01, 2017
It is not clear whether "no solution" means "there is no solution to the problem" or "there is no correct answer". Especially for "(x=0, y=4), y/x = ?" I was wondering whether there was a typo since the system of equations does have a solution, but the question "y/x = ?" itself is then ill-defined. And an ill-defined question is not the same thing as a well-defined problem with no solution, the first one has no correct answer whereas the second has "no solution" as correct answer.
Sorry about that, thought it was clear. The meaning of 'no solution' means there is an impossible calcualtion, like divide a number by 0 or sqrt a negative number. I thought of putting a 'none of the above' answer, but thought it was too crual. Thanks for the comment Arc.
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