Day 6 – Here’s What’s On Today! (You can also check your daily email for this info and share with colleagues)

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And don’t forget all our other resources and competitions running this week.

Answers to the quiz. Well done if you got them all right!

Well done to everyone who took part this week – here are the solutions.

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Y1	7	20	5	triangle or rectangle	one quarter
Y2	40	2 cm	5	18	5
Y3	17	32cm	116cm	12	3 apples
Y4	386	47p	impossible!	2 days	100cm
Y5	£38.35	1.97m	45	144	240 bottles
Y6	1.61	49	£1.80	1.796	£78
Y7	10	9	60	They’re square	1/2
Y8	1989	64	27720	24	36
Y9	The Monument	80	18	16	858
Y10	any!	37 was not in the original sequence and 18 was missing (11,18,25,32,39,46)	4 minutes	3/5	143 (Base 5)
Y11	123457	84	144 triangles	40/11	9 children
Post 16:	15,21, n(n+1)/2	At least one is even and at least exactly one has a factor of 3.	a 4 foot by 4 foot package won’t be quite long enough, so you’ll need a third dimension and a package which is 4 ft x 4 ft x 2 ft.	E.g. y = x² – 5x + 9 There are an infinite number of curves that go through these points, with different coefficients of x².	Six: x=1,2,3,4,5,6… when (x² – 7x + 6) = 0, when (x² -7x+11) = 1 and when (x² -7x+11) = -1 and (x²-7x+6) is even

We’ll be sending random prizes to some of you who posted some of our favourite solutions using our hashtags!

Video Solution.

Yesterday’s puzzle was set by Anne-Marie Imafidon, MBE. Here is her solution:

See you next year – put the dates in your diary now: