Mr. Pierce's Math Tutoring

Something a bit easier to cleanse your brain with. Find the value of x.

Break it down. You can do it!

Can you find it? Look for the radius first.

Can you find a magic square of squares?

Magic Squares of Squares (are PROBABLY impossible) - Numberphile Tony Várilly-Alvarado uses surprising mathematics to show that a 3x3 Magic Square of Squares is highly unlikely. See Matt Parker react to this video at: http...

What number did you get? What number do you get if no digits can be 0? What about if no digits repeat?

A significant problem to remind us how to use Isosceles triangles, 30-60-90 degree triangles, and congruent triangles. Though at one point he says that it's ASA but actually it's AAS that is used.

Find the angle X and justify | Think outside the Box | Learn how to solve Geometry problem quickly Learn how to calculate the angle X in the given diagram. Solve this tricky geometry problem by using the isosceles, Angle Bisector, and congruency propertie...

100% Truth I still think about and wonder how kids I haven't taught in years are doing.

So true! 🧡