5678
Public Games (20 in total)
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Played 66 timesWhich quantities are in direct or inverse proportion.
N.B.
pi is about 3.14
C is circumference
c is speed of lightCreated by 5678 June 4, 2008 in Science
Tags: proportion, inverse, direct, maths, math
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Played 106 times
How many vertices?
Created by 5678 May 16, 2008 in Science
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Played 68 timesHow many edges?
Created by 5678 May 16, 2008 in Science
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Played 29 timesMultiply, divide, calculations
Created by 5678 May 15, 2008 in Geography
Tags: calculations, maths, math
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Played 112 timesMultiply by multiples of 10.
Created by 5678 May 15, 2008 in Science
Tags: calculations, multiply, 10, of, multiples, maths, math
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Played 155 times
Multiply by powers of 10.
Created by 5678 May 15, 2008 in Science
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The difference of two squares.
Played 32 timesAdd together the two base numbers and multiply by the difference between them. The first column have a difference of 1, the second column 2 etc..
Created by 5678 May 11, 2008 in Science
Tags: math, maths, difference, squares
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Played 177 timesExpressions for length area and volume, all of which contain pi.
Created by 5678 April 25, 2008 in Science
Tags: math, maths, pi, length, area, volume, expression, shape
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Played 593 times
Same as the first Trigonometry game I created, but clearer.
Created by 5678 April 24, 2008 in Science
Tags: maths, math, trigonometry
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Played 240 times
Which description best fits the smiley?
Smileys are open to interpretation, so these may not fit with what you're used to, so I apologise in advance for that.
Created by 5678 April 16, 2008 in Miscellaneous
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Played 211 times
How many faces, vertices and edges has each 3D shape?
Created by 5678 April 9, 2008 in Science
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Played 48 timesThere are 8 cubic functions and 2 quadratics to identify.
Created by 5678 April 8, 2008 in Science
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Played 78 times
Match the function to the graph.
Created by 5678 April 7, 2008 in Science
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Played 69 times
Match the quadratic function to its graph. Beware! I am unable to use plus signs so I have had to rearrange.
Created by 5678 April 7, 2008 in Science
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Played 49 times
If the coordinates of point C are (6,2,4).
Which coordinates match the other points?Created by 5678 April 1, 2008 in Science
Tags: math, maths, shape, 3d, coordinates
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Played 376 times
Match the cube to the surface area.
Created by 5678 March 30, 2008 in Science
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Played 89 times
Choose the correct cube for the given volume.
Created by 5678 March 30, 2008 in Science
Game Comments (22)
Faces, June 13, 2008
Direct and Inverse proportion, June 7, 2008
Comment given by jzynko
you people must really like math all of your games have to do with math exept for the one with smiley faces.
Trig Functions, June 7, 2008
Comment given by jzynko
this game is really weird what is it suposed to mean?
2D shapes, June 7, 2008
Comment given by jzynko
i think trapezium is another name for trapaziod.
Smileys, June 7, 2008
Comment given by jzynko
this game is really cool i gave it 5 stars
Direct and Inverse proportion, June 4, 2008
Comment given by robertp2006
Yeayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy i helped make this game yeeeeeeeayyyyyyyyyyyy HAHA .. no
2D shapes, May 26, 2008
Comment given by 5678
frenchhorn
TBH until this discussion came up, I didn't know that trapezium had 2 completely opposite definitions.
So here's a puzzle for you. Which version do YOU think I used?
2D shapes, May 26, 2008
Comment given by frenchhorn
So are you using the British or American definition of trapezium?
2D shapes, May 22, 2008
Comment given by 5678
To confuse the issue even more...
...scroll down to the table under definition notes on this page.
http://www.mathopenref.com/trapezium.html
WHY????
2D shapes, May 21, 2008
Comment given by Veejay
yes you can say, trapezoid is another name for trapezium :P
check out: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Trapezium.html
and click on the trapezoid link on it too, or
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/trapezium
2D shapes, May 20, 2008
Comment given by harrison
Is trapezium another name for trapezoid?
The difference of two squares., May 15, 2008
Comment given by 5678
Well spotted. I've changed it, thanks!
The difference of two squares., May 13, 2008
Comment given by sevenseasofrhye
there's mistake in 22^2-19^2
Trigonometry V2, April 24, 2008
Comment given by 5678
It can be whatever you want it to be!
It can be
p^2 + q^2 = r^2
or
r^2 = p^2 + q^2
as long as the hypotenuse is the one that is on its own.
Trigonometry V2, April 24, 2008
Comment given by frenchhorn
the Pythagorean Therom is a2+b2=c2
Trigonometry V2, April 24, 2008
Comment given by frenchhorn
We just learned the rule of sines and cosines yesterday!
Faces, Edges and Vertices, April 12, 2008
Comment given by RonaldDerGrosse
Really excellent!
Mainly Cubic Functions, April 10, 2008
Comment given by Viktualia
It was hard to see the curves. Otherwise, it was quite nice.
Quadratic Functions, April 7, 2008
Comment given by 5678
These are fun to do but have a limited appeal. Of those that are interested, some can complete them in about 10 seconds. :P
If I put too many graphs on one set of axes, it becomes too crowded and nigh on impossible.
I am working on a cubic one and will look into a trig one too!
Quadratic Functions, April 7, 2008
Comment given by Veejay
Great games :P
Continuing on the themes of graphs, what do you think about creating one with all the common trigonometric graphs, and/or popular polynomials.
Comment given by josquin
This is a great exercise! It really made me think, and I didn't have to remember formulas.