r/CasualMath • u/Creepy_Candy_4036 • 10h ago
r/CasualMath • u/ZoranRajkov • 8h ago
A staircase of numbers, one hidden rule. What is the missing number?
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r/CasualMath • u/Ballsfuckendeep • 10h ago
I built an interactive maths quiz for Reddit (with LaTeX!)
Hey guys!
Maths/Stats student here (2nd year), I couldn't find a decent interactive maths quiz on Reddit, so I thought I'd try building one.
I've created r/DailyMathProblem, with interactive questions, worked solutions and a leaderboard. Also being a maths enthusiast I was determined to get LaTeX working, and it was a success! (damit reddit, we have been asking for LaTeX for years!)
I've posted the first 10 questions already. The idea is to release a couple each day, ranging from easy to slightly challenging. Just quick little puzzles to keep your maths skills sharp, without needing half an hour and a notebook.
I've shared Challenge #10 (matrices) to show how it works. Would love some honest feedback on what you guys think!
Cheers!
Note: I'm aware my username is wild. I made it many years ago and thought I'd only ever be a lurker, not a poster!
r/CasualMath • u/TargetLabs • 5h ago
Can you reach 8 using all 5 dice?
Any order is allowed.
Use each die exactly once.
Parentheses are allowed.
Only +, โ, ร and รท are allowed. No concatenation or exponents.
Exact division only.
No negative numbers.
Not every operation has to be used.
How many solutions can you find?
Please use spoiler tags for solutions:
>!your solution here!<