Last week we saw how to translate multiplication modulo 7 into addition modulo 6. This week we continue our investigation of translating multiplication into addition. But is it always possible? Math Circle OnlineSaturday October 1 2022 7:00-8:30pm Look to email for login instructions.
Last week, we translated the game Magic Fifteen into a more familiar game, and translated multiplication into addition. This we continue our investigation of mathematical translations. Math Circle OnlineSaturday September 24 2022 7:00-8:30pm Look to email for login instructions.
The Math Circle starts its 2022/23 season with a new game called Magic 15. Or is it an old game?? If you want to participate but have not yet signed up, please register here. Math Circle OnlineSaturday September 17 2022 4:00-5:30pm Look to email for login instructions.
The Summer Math Circle is starting next week! We are pleased to have Prof. Teresa Magnus, head of the Math Department, as a keynote speaker. The Summer Circle is a week-long encounter with unusual, challenging, and fun mathematics: New Hampshire Summer Math Circle at Rivier University For mathematically interested students, rising grades 9-12Each session is …
We’ve had a successful year investigating a number of challenging math topics. Please join us for an IN PERSON end-of-year celebration, featuring math, games, and refreshments. Our topic: we know how to add two numbers (like 3+4) or multiply two numbers (like 3×4), but what if we both add and multiply them (3+4+3×4)? Math Circle …
This Thursday, we will have an optional session, reviewing some of the Individual Round questions from the ARML competition last Saturday. We’ll look at least one of the “easier” questions, and one of the “harder” questions. This session would be helpful especially if you want to do ARML again next year. What: ARML review session …
On Saturday, June 4th, 19 of the brightest math students in the state of New Hampshire gathered to participate in the American Regions Mathematics League tournament. The results for the ARML competition are in! Here is the performance of the New Hampshire Math Team: Team Team Round Power Round Individual Round Relay Round Total New …
Last week we found an interesting way to calculate the square root of two to high accuracy, just using pencil and paper. Can we use the same approach to calculate other square roots? Math Circle OnlineSaturday May 28 2022 4:00-5:30pm Look to email for login instructions.
On Friday May 20, 5 members of the New Hampshire Math Circle gathered in Nashua, NH to participate in the New England Associations of Math Leagues Competition. The contest featured six individual rounds, on a variety of topics, and a challenging team round. The New Hampshire team placed fifth out of nine teams in the …
Please join us on Tuesday to look at some ARML Team Round questions. This will be a mixture of easier and harder questions. Part of the Team Round is communicating with each other, and deciding who is doing which question. That’s where the Team Captain comes in… We will also elect our ARML team captain …
