Visit a library. You will find a myriad of books and journals, all having immense information. Each of these books will take you on a completely different road to learning. Pick a science fiction and you will find how to author beautifully amalgamates scientific principles into creating unimaginable characters and situations that one could only think of in dreams. Pick a book with horror as the genre and you may get chills sitting in the warm library. Dare to pick an encyclopedia and you will simply step into a whole new world of amusements. Open an autobiography of great men and women and you will learn the lessons of life that no other will tell you. Autobiographies are popular for making you wiser than your age with the life lessons of successful people who were once not so successful. And oh, you just can't miss out to check the comic section, if your library has one. Comics help one to enjoy creating illustrations and ease out a bit. While almost all these books are the top favorites of many, there is often one section in the library that is not so crowded. It is the math section. Not many people around the globe enter into a library to try out math problems. And oh, not many people even get to see a corner for math books in the library.
Hey, but those who do stay around the math corner know how exciting the world of mathematics can be. Math is a subject that is not liked by many, but those who do like it, know how exciting it can be to solve math puzzles. That is where we step in to open the eyes of people and make them realize that numbers and equations too can be interesting.
Math is a subject that is super interesting, but many fail to realize its value. Please don't be one of them. Today, we bring to you a set of exciting math riddles. Solve them with your friends and family.
Exciting math riddles for you!
Math Riddle 1:
In this one, all you have to do is guess a number. The number is such that in case you multiply this number by any other number, the answer will always be the same. What do you think is the number?
Come on, put on your thinking caps.
Math Riddle 2:
What do you think comes at the empty space in the sequence?
A, Z, D, Y, G, X,??
This one is easy. All you need to do is think out of the box.
Math Riddle 3:
A mischievous monkey named FINE is trying to climb a coconut tree. He takes 3 steps forward and slips back 2 steps downward. Each forward step is 30 cm and each backward step is 40 cm. How many steps are required to climb a 100 cm tree?
The steps of FINE are just so fine.
Want some more? Here comes the last one.
Math Riddle 4:
A lobster who was super fond of studies. He went to the best school in the woods. What do you think he got on the mathematics test?
Here are the answers you were looking for.
Math Riddle 1:
In this one, all you have to do is guess a number. The number is such that in case you multiply this number by any other number, the answer will always be the same. What do you think is the number?
Answer: The answer to this one definitely had to be zero. Multiply 0 with any other number, the largest that can come to your mind, and the result you will get will always be zero.
Math Riddle 2:
What do you think comes at the empty space in the sequence?
A, Z, D, Y, G, X,??
Answer: K
This had to be K.
Math Riddle 3:
A mischievous monkey named FINE is trying to climb a coconut tree. He takes 3 steps forward and slips back 2 steps downward. Each forward step is 30 cm and each backward step is 40 cm. How many steps are required to climb a 100 cm tree?
Answer 3: 50 steps.
Math Riddle 4:
A lobster who was super fond of studies. He went to the best school in the woods. What do you think he got on the mathematics test?
Answer 4: The lobster got a Sea-plus on the math test. Don't you think he needs improvement?
The last one was more of a fun bonus riddle.
So, the next time you enter a library, just walk around a few mathematics books as well, and you will find an ocean of exciting problems.
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