Agnes Davies Online Maths Tutoring

Ready for today's summer maths puzzle? I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Possible Answers to Friday’s Number Puzzle:
138 + 429 = 567
124 + 659 = 783

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Ready for today's summer maths puzzle? I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Possible Answers to Wednesday’s Number Puzzle:
28 = 1 + 9 + √9 x 6
73 = 19 + 9 x 6
76 = 1 + 9 x 9 - 6
100 = 1 + √9 +96

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Ready for today's summer maths puzzle? I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Answer to Monday’s Matchstick Puzzle:
See picture below.

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Ready for today's summer maths puzzle? I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Answer to Friday’s Reptile Puzzle:
There were 6 snakes 🐍, 7 people and 14 lizards.
Heads: 6+14+7=27 ✓
Feet: 6×0+14×4+7×2=56+14=70 ✓

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Welcome to my summer puzzle series, where I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Answer to Wednesday’s Grid Puzzle:
See picture below.

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Welcome to my summer puzzle series, where I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Answer to Monday’s Angle Puzzle:
The correct answer is 100°.

A square number is a number made by multiplying a whole number by itself. For example: 3 × 3 = 9

We were told that the three angles in the triangle were square numbers, and we know that angles in a triangle add up to 180°.

Three square numbers that add up to 180 are:
4 × 4 = 16
8 × 8 = 64
10 × 10 = 100
Since: 16 + 64 + 100 = 180, the largest angle is 100°.

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Welcome to my summer puzzle series, where I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Answer to Friday’s Name Puzzle:
Edward needs to move between Cedric and Luke, giving:
Joshua, Jacob, Cedric, Edward, Luke, Geoff, Craig, Keith

Now look at the last letter of each name - They are in alphabetical order!

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Welcome to my summer puzzle series, where I'll be sharing fun maths challenges designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Answer to Wednesday’s Sequence Puzzle:
The correct answer is 891.

The original sequence was:
302, 202, 102, 002, 991, ?

If we reverse each number, we get:
203, 202, 201, 200, 199, ?

The pattern is now easier to spot: the numbers decrease by 1 each time. So the next number is 198. Written backwards, 198 becomes 891.

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Welcome to my series where I'll be sharing fun maths puzzles designed to keep brains active and thinking without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

Answer to Monday's Matchstick Puzzle:
Move the top horizontal matchstick from the first 7 to the bottom left of the 5 and place it vertically.
This changes the calculation to 6 + 1 = 7, which is correct.

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I'll be sharing three puzzles a week throughout the summer holidays to help keep brains active while still enjoying a well-earned break!

Hi everyone 👋

I will be sharing some fun maths puzzles to keep students entertained during the summer holidays.

They're designed to keep brains active and thinking, without feeling like schoolwork. A little bit of maths, a little bit of problem-solving, and hopefully a lot of fun!

If you'd like your child to access these puzzles, you can simply follow my page – no email address or sign-up needed. The puzzles will just appear in your feed (hopefully, if the algorithm behaves!).

You can follow my page, Agnes Davies Online Maths Tutoring, here:
https://www.facebook.com/agnesdaviesmathstutoring/

Can you solve the first one? 🧩