The abundance of free online math games is very helpful for students, teachers and for homeschooling. I was wowed too in my research of fractions games. This post is only a sample of what is out there

Hi @biggestloser. For a tech blog, it is probably best to post in StemSocial or STEMGeeks. I post in the Education tribe for education related posts.

In a lot of cases you would need an account to obtain data from a crypto exchange. There is also this website if you want to obtain data without much logins. It is called Crypto Data Download. The files

Would it be possible to add warm herbal tea to the mix?

Thank you very much. As I am taking a break from posting math topics, I am getting back into the programming/ data analytics side of things. I have more coming as I found some nice resources for obtaining

R has some nice features along with the main statistical functions and usages.

Yeah, that whitepaper... Lol.

That's how it is. It is the thumbnail from the Youtube video.

With communities, I think anyone can create one. There is no HIVE needed. There was a Mathematics community where I would sometimes post in. It was the creator and me who would post there. That community

Speed is nice to have but you have to be correct!

I have to look into that then. When I signed up for Binance a while back (3 years ago) I do not recall doing KYC. Maybe it changed.

Yes there are math tricks that makes things easy but it does not apply to every math problem or math proof. There are times when some math problems have to be solved the long way without tricks and with

Thank you very much. Sometimes things just flow nicely when I draft these posts (offline).

I found the proofs fairly easy and clear to follow. It may be worth adding that you used the sum of angles formula in the first two proofs.

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This picture is from Pixabay. I don't know the origins.

Lol. Maybe the teachers did not know the method. They just taught it.

I've known it as piecewise functions. Maybe it is a North American thing to call it piecewise functions versus staggered/sectioned functions. Same idea. That LaTeX codecogs website at the end looks

It is good you brought up disadvantaged areas. A section on that could've been in this post. I did make a past post on the topic of some school are not able to get good teachers. I think one factor in

However, focusing on education at university level, the student sometimes has more power to choose a teacher here, teachers can't do anything, an educator is supposed to be objective. The part about an