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2. Math Wheel of Fortune

3. AXELMPE Inside of a classroom AXELMPE AXELMPE AXELMPE 400400 + M = 400 300300 + E = -250+600=350 (750 total) 100100 + P =100 Estimate? Example? AXELMPE 0 100

4. G IV EME A PLA C E TOSTANDANDI WI L L M OVE T HE EART H Think seesaw

6. Archimedes 287-212 B.C. Greek Mathematician Famous for many things, most notably his: Discovery of the (second?) law of hydrostatics Archimedean Screw Defense of Syracuse

7. PEERCFTNUMBSRE EILKCERTPFEENM AEREEVRYARR Always Striving…

9. Rene Descartes 1596 – 1650 French Mathematician Most famous for the Cartesian Plane Introduced the coordinate system for geometry Also well known in philosophy (I think therefore I am)

10. IAEVHADHMY ESLRTUSRFOA GNLO EIMTTUBIDO NTOETYNWOK WHO : I AEIVRRATHTEM What was that recipe again?

12. Carl Friedrich Gauss

13. H IFIAEVHENBEAELB TOESEEHRTUFIT ASW, NLYOACESUB I SDTOONOEHT E ESDLRUO FO A S NIT S G While Kenshin is off fighting the Mummy Man, the rest are defending the town from ….

15. Sir Isaac Newton 1642 – 1727 Discovered Calculus While alive, the center of the mathematical world was where Sir Newton stood – Men of Mathematics (paraphrased) Remarkable contributions to analysis, combinatorics, discrete mathematics, numerical methods, geometry, number theory, and physics. Viewed his greatest achievement as having lived a long life whilst still a virgin.

16. B OK IDWLUOEILKTO ELRTOHTETHANM WOHEWRTO SI T H O T Every student, everywhere.

18. Hermann Klaus Hugo Weyl 1885 – 1955 One of the most influential mathematicians of the twentieth century – Wikipedia Contributions to Analysis, Topology, Representation theory, number theory, and the foundations of mathematics.

19. WECANNOTPROVE … GEOMETRICAL TRUTHSBY ARIHTMETIC The original split

21. Aristotle 384 B.C. – 322 B.C. Greek Mathematician among other things Most famous for his contributions in fields other than mathematics

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23. G AC E S N D I W LM V R T P U B Y F O K H

24. Reference Information Created in 2013 by Dr. Jeffrey Beyerl for use in the math club at the University of Central Arkansas The macros and VBA code I wrote is harmless, but of course like anything you download from the internet: use at your own risk.