Murderous Maths

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SQUARE (shape): how to draw with ruler and compasses SAVSH 74-76, how to fold SAVSH 94, dividing a square into smaller squares all of different sizes EQEA 29. Presented in a question and answer format, lots of key maths topics are demonstrated in use including: Calculus: A bit of Calculus!. There is an introduction and explanation in "Newton and His Falling Apple" by Kjartan Poskitt. differential calculus 56-63, integral calculus 92-94.

There's nothing more agonising than doing all your work for an exam and then doing something silly to ruin your The resource sheets can be printed off and copied for your own or classroom use, but MAY NOT be used for wider publication in any form without permission or credit. Thank you. Kakuro puzzles plus tips and hints... and then a bath load of Sudoku's, plus our own favourite "Bridge" puzzles and you could even be one of the first people to master the NEW Dreaded KJARPOSKOS!

A Murderous Maths fan called OBAID pointed out that if you square ANY prime number bigger then 3, then subtract 1, the answer always divides by 24! Topology: MMoE 38-42, bridge crossing and drawing problems MM2 136-145 fluid handcuffs EQEA 142-143

Kakuro puzzles plus tips and hints... and then a bath load of Sudoku's, plus our own favourite "Bridge" puzzles and you could even be one of the first people to master the brand new dreaded Kjarposko puzzles! Lithuanian, Korean, Danish, Chinese, Portugese, French, Hungarian, Swedish, Finnish, Thai, Portuguese (Latin America)... is the longest side. However if you did the sums right you'd end up getting z= 14.76m and you might get a The first two books have now been edited together to produce a book suited to younger readers: The Brain-Bending Basics.moment to tell us a bit about who YOU are ( student -parent - teacher ?), where you are, how you discovered Murderous Maths and if we've helped you. g Gravity: PSAUS 55, 63. For a lot more information on gravity and forces, see "Isaac Newton and His Apple" by Kjartan Poskitt 69-85, 154-157 The MOST EPIC BOOK OF MATHS EVER for anyone who would like a big colour book to dip into, and discover a huge range of extraordinary facts and features. wages for finding mistakes, so he hates to see anyone throw marks away. He pointed out a few of the Extremely rare picture of Kjartan Poskitt and Philip Reeve both smiling because they each think the other one is about to pay the restaurant bill.

Join all the regular Murderous Maths characters in their own Su Doku book. It comes with full instructions for absolute beginners, tips for more advanced solvers and some diabolical puzzles to finish with involving prime numbers and letters! Puzzles from Michael Mepham (who does "The Daily Telegraph" Su Dokus), text from Kjartan Poskitt and Evil Gollarks from the planet Zog. THE PERFECT SAUSAGE (FORMULAS) for ages 10+ who like maths and/or anyone who could use an indexed reference book offering a wide range of explanations and help (also useful as exam revision) You can take things even further by learning a system known as card counting, which actually gives players the opportunity to beat the casinos at their own game. Magic Squares: MOM 48-62, MM1 103-106, How to make 5x5 and 7x7 Magic Squares, How to make 4x4 Magic SquaresMusic: MMoE 61-64, How many different tunes can you play on a piano? EQEA 7-12, Why do some musical notes sound awful together?, How do guitar strings make different notes?, The sounds of SIN and SQUARE waves