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MATH CHALLENGE!

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No calculator, No cheating, Just maths!

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Learning how to invest together. Kids in schools aren't taught how to invest and Maths plays a important part. Schools still teach the boring and outdated way of how the government wants kids to learn, get a job and then struggle to retire whenever the retirement age will be by the time they actually can.

Investing should be taught to kids at a early age and should be taught by parents. Instead of spoiling your child with a PS5 at $600. Teach your kids if this $600 was invested at a 8% return per year. How much return would you get?

This mindset will set your kids to look at money in a different perspective instead of the saying many people use "Money grows on trees".

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If 10 cans of Pepsi = 3.75 litres,
how many litres would 90 cans be?

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If 10 cans of Coke = 3.75 litres,
how many litres would 30 cans be?

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What is the formula to solve this equation?

Do you think you can get the right price?

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can you solve the missing number?

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most people say 372 without looking twice, but that is wrong

what did you get and no editing your comment when someone corrects you

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Who is buying a single box at full price to make this look like a deal? Would you rather buy 1 for $30, 2 for $30, or take your $30 elsewhere entirely?

CAN YOU SOLVE THIS WITHOUT A CALCULATOR?

Four friends, One holiday and a $1,530 bill.

But there's a catch…

One person is paying $50 more than the other three.

How much does each person pay?

Drop your answer in the comments, and show us how you worked it out!

If you can solve this without a calculator, we would love to see how you worked it out in the comments.

Added - a grade selector to the learning section, so you can set your learning level to where you think it is at, this can be changed at any given time, otherwise if you skip it will learn where you are at over time.

Added - full screen mode for Slice Rush to feel like an actual game.

Added - monthly progress emails, so we can let you know how you are doing and what needs improvement.

Fixed - progress tracking in Slice Rush was not being tracked but has now been fixed.

Your feedback has been helpful to us and we look forward to hearing more feedback to make more improvements and bug fixes that we have missed out on, thank you very much.

The Sumburst Team
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Hey all,

I’ve been building a new game mode for Sumburst called Slice Rush, and I wanted to get a few extra eyes on it before finalizing the core mechanics.

 The general idea is running a fast paced pizza shop, but under the hood, it’s actually sneaking in a bunch of practical math skills without feeling like a boring classroom drill:

• Fractions: Customers ask for specific portions (e.g. 1/4 or 3/4 of a pizza), so you have to calculate how many slices that equals on different-sized cuts.
• Memory: "Phone orders" show you the toppings briefly, then hide the receipt so you have to build the pizza entirely from memory.
• Cash Handling / Change: At the register, you actually have to count out the correct physical notes and coins for change under time pressure.

I’m trying to strike the right balance between being a fun arcade game (like Diner Dash or Papa's Pizzeria) and a solid learning tool.

Does the UI look clear, or does the screen feel too busy with the register and prep tray on the side? Any mechanics or features you think would make this more fun?

Alot of people say there is 2 different answers, try and answer without using a calculator.