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All Months in Order: Learning Tips
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Young learners often find it tricky to learn the months of the year. But once they get the hang of it, children get very excited to chant what month of the year it is. However, they find it very hard to get there. While the names themselves are hard to remember for little kids, what […]

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Vertical Angles
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Angles are formed by two lines or rays that meet at a common endpoint. When two angles are paired together, they are given unique names depending on how they are positioned together or how they are related to each other. One of which is the pair of vertically opposite angles. Are you now getting excited […]

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Types of Triangles
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We are going to be talking about triangles. Triangles are a two dimensional shape with three sides and three angles. These sides may be different lengths and the angles may be different measures. If you and a friend were to each draw a triangle, they may not be the same! There would be some features […]

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Is 63 a prime number?
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Sixty-three can really fool us! It can be written in theform 63 = 26 − 1, but it is not a Mersenne prime. It is two more than a prime: 63 = 61 + 2, but it is not a twin prime. And, it can be written as 2(3 1) + 1, where 31 is […]

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Is 61 a prime number?
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Do you want to learn something interesting today? Add the digits of 61 to get 6 + 1 = 7. The n, consider the first three prime numbers ending with seven: 7, 17 and 37; and add them to obtain 7 + 17 + 37 = 61 This is not only our original number but […]

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Is 71 a prime number?
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Did you know that about 71% of Earth is in fact water? That is why, from space, it looks like a beautiful blue planet. Number 71 has many more interesting properties For example, if we reverse its digits, we get 17 which is a prime number; and, as we will see next, so is 71. […]

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Is 67 a prime number?
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In English, being “at sixes and sevens” means to be confuse, uncertain, disorganized, or in disagreement with something. But not in this article! In what follows, we will study organized arguments that will clearly explain why 67 is a prime number, and we will all agree it is an interesting one. We will start recalling […]

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Is 83 a prime number?
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Among infinitely many integers, 83 is one of a kind. Number 83 is the only prime number thatcan be written, using the first three odd primenumbers, in the form $$3^p+5^p+7^p$$,where 𝑝 is a prime number because $$83=3^2\;+\;5^2\;+\;7^2$$. But, why is 83 a prime number? That’s what we will study next. We will start recalling some […]

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