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       Recreational math
       By: Clay Death Date: May 2, 2015, 10:58 pm
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       Re: Recreational math
       By: JFoshia Date: August 27, 2015, 10:51 am
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       A quick little math trick: A Fibonacci Sequence problem.
       Can you add these numbers up in your head?
       2
       2
       4                            Here is the trick: Take the 7th
       number down (26)
       6                            Add the tens digit to the number:
       26+2=28
       10                          Then you just tack on the ones digit
       at the end! 286
       16                          So, all ten numbers in this sequence
       to the left will add up to 286 :)
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       Re: Recreational math
       By: JFoshia Date: August 27, 2015, 10:56 am
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       Squaring 2-Digit Numbers That End In 5
       Example:
       35
       x35
       The answer will end in 25 (because 5x5=25) so write that down.
       Then, look at the tens digit (3). Multiply that number by the
       number that is one greater than it: 4
       Write that answer in front of the 25.
       So your answer will be 1,225
       It works for squaring any 2-digit number that ends in 5.
       
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