Across
- 1. Mathematicians try to solve these on paper, and some politicians try to solve these in society
- 3. two or more equations or concurrent events can be described as…
- 4. A bar charts posh cousin where area matters
- 6. A region of a circle bounded by an arc and a chord or a piece of an orange
- 8. The trajectory of a thrown basketball, a skate ramp, or a giant mathematical smile.
- 10. the m you don’t want to be large when walking up a hill
- 13. Powers or where mathematical fish may live
- 15. The cruellest average?
- 17. Whole number
- 20. What happens when a variable decides to square up in an equation.
- 21. Geometric copycats are…
- 23. Proportion A mathematical seesaw—as one variable climbs, the other is forced straight down.
- 25. Greek person, obsessed with triangles
- 27. There is a chance you get this
- 28. Thinking deeply about a type of transformation?
Down
- 2. middle half of data
- 5. Kinda the same mathematically speaking
- 7. Viral growth is…
- 9. Crossing paths dead in the middle at a strict 90-degree turn.
- 11. The number in front of an algebraic term that is also very competent
- 12. Sequences with constant gaps, equations with degree 1, or old-fashioned TV programming can be described as…
- 14. Have a rough guess?
- 16. Quadrilateral A four-sided polygon whose vertices lie on the circumference of a circle or a rectangle on a bike
- 18. A real number that cannot be written as a simple fraction or a person who is thinks without reason
- 19. A repetitive maths topic
- 22. Diagram A probability display most likely found in a forest?
- 24. Factor Shared divisor
- 26. roots which are almost absurd
- 27. What mathematicians demand before they believe you
- 29. A straight-line segment connecting two points on the circumference of a circle or something you may strum on a guitar...