Number Puzzles Before the Log Fire Being Those Given in the Number Stories of L
Number Puzzles Before the Log Fire Being Those Given in the Number Stories of L
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Page 127. What is the number of two figures which multiplied by 8 becomes 20 ? The answer is f .
Show that six and six are eleven.
Take a Roman VI and turn it upside down, making AI. On top of this put VI and you have XI.
12 BEFORE THE LOG FIRE Show that four and four are nine.
Take a Roman IV and turn it upside down, making IA. On top of this put IV and you have IX.
Three brothers divided four apples among themselves so that one had no more than the others, and yet no apple was divided. Explai...n how this was possible.
Give one boy two apples and each of the others one apple. Then no boy has no more than the others, although one of them has more than either of the others.
Page 128. Show that half of 18 is 10.
Simply draw a horizontal line through 1 8 so that each half will be 10.
What number is the same when turned wrong side up ?
Simply turn 69 through 180 without lifting it from the paper, and it becomes 69 again. We might take 96, 6969, 9696, and so on.
Page 129. Take eleven marbles, take away five, add three, and the result is eight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Page 127. What is the number of two figures which multiplied by 8 becomes 20 ? The answer is f .
Show that six and six are eleven.
Take a Roman VI and turn it upside down, making AI. On top of this put VI and you have XI.
12 BEFORE THE LOG FIRE Show that four and four are nine.
Take a Roman IV and turn it upside down, making IA. On top of this put IV and you have IX.
Three brothers divided four apples among themselves so that one had no more than the others, and yet no apple was divided. Explai...n how this was possible.
Give one boy two apples and each of the others one apple. Then no boy has no more than the others, although one of them has more than either of the others.
Page 128. Show that half of 18 is 10.
Simply draw a horizontal line through 1 8 so that each half will be 10.
What number is the same when turned wrong side up ?
Simply turn 69 through 180 without lifting it from the paper, and it becomes 69 again. We might take 96, 6969, 9696, and so on.
Page 129. Take eleven marbles, take away five, add three, and the result is eight.
What to read after Number Puzzles Before the Log Fire Being Those Given in the Number Stories of L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, David Eugene, 1860-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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