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Petals Around the Rose. The Rules: The name of the game is petals around the rose. The name of the game is important. The answer is either zero or even.

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1 Petals Around the Rose

2 The Rules: The name of the game is petals around the rose. The name of the game is important. The answer is either zero or even. I can only repeat the rules or tell you the answer.

3 Roll #1 The answer is 4.

4 Roll #2 The answer is 6.

5 Roll #3 The answer is 0.

6 Roll #4 The answer is 4.

7 Roll #5 The answer is 12.

8 Roll #6 The answer is 0.

9 Want to keep going? http://illuminations.nctm.org/LessonDetail.aspx?id=L576

10 Excerpt from Bill Gates’ original program: PRINT "THE NAME OF THE GAME IS PEDAL AROUND THE ROSES" No wonder he was having a tough time.

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