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Christma(th)s
A little quiz for the Christma(th)s
flashmeeting from the team of
Amsterdam.
The task
Solve the following two riddles/tasks on
the next two slides. Each solution has a
number as an outcome. This number
corresponds to a letter from the
alphabet (a=1, …, z=26).
Write each letter on a separate piece of
A4 paper. As big as possible. Then hold
it in front of the webcam. All letters
combined from all countries form a
sentence.
Letter 1
This is the square of the third prime
number
Letter 2
This is the outcome of f(x)= 2^x-2^1
when you fill in x=2^2

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Christma(th)s romania

  • 1. Christma(th)s A little quiz for the Christma(th)s flashmeeting from the team of Amsterdam.
  • 2. The task Solve the following two riddles/tasks on the next two slides. Each solution has a number as an outcome. This number corresponds to a letter from the alphabet (a=1, …, z=26). Write each letter on a separate piece of A4 paper. As big as possible. Then hold it in front of the webcam. All letters combined from all countries form a sentence.
  • 3. Letter 1 This is the square of the third prime number
  • 4. Letter 2 This is the outcome of f(x)= 2^x-2^1 when you fill in x=2^2