For any prime number p 5 or greater, p²-1 will always be a multiple of 24. Here's how we can show this. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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For any prime number p 5 or greater, p²-1 will always be a multiple of 24. Here's how we can show this. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Happy 3²/4²/5² ! Here's a cool fact about a 3-4-5 right triangle: The circle that fits perfectly in a 3-4-5 right triangle has an area of pi square units! Here's why. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Happy 3²/4²/5² ! Here's a cool fact about a 3-4-5 right triangle: The circle that fits perfectly in a 3-4-5 right triangle has an area of pi square units! Here's why. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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You don't have to cross-multiply every time you see fraction=fraction | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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You don't have to cross-multiply every time you see fraction=fraction | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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A cool way to multiply by 5 | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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A cool way to multiply by 5 | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Why is the interior angle sum of an n-gon (n-2)×180°? | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Why is the interior angle sum of an n-gon (n-2)×180°? | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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1 3 5 7 ... will always equal a square number. Here's an example of a proof by induction. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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1 3 5 7 ... will always equal a square number. Here's an example of a proof by induction. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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How would you explain division? There are two ways we can think about division and understanding these models can help with fraction division. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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How would you explain division? There are two ways we can think about division and understanding these models can help with fraction division. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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A fraction comparison strategy: Same parts away from the whole | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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This is one of my favorite math tasks. Can you find 1,000 in this grid? | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Did you know there's a 3-d version of the Pythagorean theorem? 😱 | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Introduction to using zero product property with quadratic equations | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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The long division algorithm CAN be understandable and not just a procedure to memorize. Here's how we can make sense of it: | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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When dividing by a fraction, a lot of people think about the measurement model, but we can think about the partitive model too! Here's why I think the partitive model is powerful. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Common numerators is an underrated strategy for comparing fractions | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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How many triangles can we make on a 3×3 array of dots? | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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When would we use the geometric mean instead of the arithmetic mean? | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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Can we all share a fun math fact we will never use in our life but we still think is cool? | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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I THINK I found a new way of finding the harmonic mean??? I couldn't find any source explaining it like this, but even if it isn't new, I think it's a good way of explaining what the harmonic mean wants. | Learning Math with Howie Hua
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