Maths Tricks Daily: Recent Episodes
Zac Wright
Welcome to Maths Tricks Daily! Every day, a new episode will be posted full to the brim with facts, tips and tricks!
With online learning and exams etc. Coming up, I created this podcast to help budding mathematicians and students alike to succeed in mathematics.
Please note: this podcast works best with a pencil and paper to hand, and is also aimed for students aged 9 - 16.
If you have any suggestions or questions, just pop them in the comments below :)
Let's go!
Today's angles lesson will be a part one of a 2 - part series, about angles.
Please note tomorrow's episode works best with a protractor at hand, but just for practise, so if you don't have one to hand, then it's completely fine.
Today's episode is about percentages. If you would like to know what the next concept will be, it will be angles. 🤔
Today's episode will be episode 2 of the FDP series. Enjoy!
Here is the table you were promised:
0.5 = 1 half
0.333... = 1 third
0.1 = 1 tenth
0.2 = 1 fifth
0.666... = 2 thirds
0.75 = 3 quarters
0.25 = 1 quarter
0.125 = 1 eighth
1.0 = 1 whole
😁
Over the next three days, we will be focusing on fractions, decimals, and Percentages.
I hope you enjoy! 🤔
Today's episode is the last of the 4 day 4 operations series.
In case any of you want to know, the next few days will be a series of Fractions, Decimals and Percentages.
Have a great day, and I'll see you in the next episode 😁
Today's episode will explain some helpful tricks to help you with multiplication.
The answer to yesterday's riddle was: "I am 40 years old and my daughter is 10 years old"
Today's episode will be on subtraction.
The riddle is: right now, I am 4 times my daughter's age. In 20 years, I will only be double her age. How old am I right now?
Make sure to post your answer in the comments if you think you have the solution.
Stay safe!
Over the next week, we will be focusing on the four operations. Today's topic is addition, along with a special trick near the end.
Enjoy!
This short episode will explain how this podcast works. Make sure that you have a pencil and paper to hand when you can as some of the maths problems are quite hard to memorize. Have a great day, and goodbye!