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The Line on the Floor — How do you split something fairly? (I cut, you choose)

The fairest way to split something between two people is for one of them to divide it and the other to pick first, because then whoever holds the knife has to make both halves equal or lose. Try to cheat your little sister out of half a bedroom, find out why you cannot, discover the strange part where you BOTH end up with more than half, and then build the rule yourself for the things that will not cut in half at all.

25 questions · 14 minGrades 4, 5, 6
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MathematicsGrades 4, 5, 6

The Line on the Floor — How do you split something fairly? (I cut, you choose)

25 questions · 14 min

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MathematicsGrades 4, 5, 6

Three and a Bit — Why is pi 3.14, and what is pi actually measuring?

28 questions · 15 min

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MathematicsGrades 4, 5, 6

Grandpa Never Loses — How to always win the 21 matchstick game (Nim)

22 questions · 15 min

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MathematicsGrades 6, 7

Frostvakten — hur räknar man med negativa tal på tallinjen?

27 questions · 15 min

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MathematicsGrades 4, 5, 6

The Last Slice — How does "I cut, you choose" work, and how do you split something fairly?

13 questions · 12 min

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Beginner
MathematicsGrades 4, 5, 6

The Short Order — Why does serving the quickest first make everyone wait less?

26 questions · 15 min

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Beginner
MathematicsGrades 1

Tornet till rymden — vad heter talet när man lägger till en nolla?

12 questions · 9 min

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Beginner
MathematicsGrades 3, 4, 5

The Number That Wouldn't Share — What is a prime number, and why can't you split it into equal rows?

11 min

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MathematicsGrades 3, 4, 5

Who Moved the Cake? — How do detectives solve a mystery by ruling out what can't be true?

18 questions · 12 min

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Mathematics lessons on Viafocus cover number sense, geometry, fractions, algebra, statistics and probability for primary, secondary and upper-secondary classes. Teachers run them live on the projector or assign them for practice — every answer gets instant feedback, and results land on the teacher dashboard.