Math Jeopardy
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This document provides the rules and gameplay for a Math Jeopardy game featuring categories related to pre-calculus, mathematics in movies, famous theorems, favorite constants, terms starting with C, and famous mathematicians. It includes the clues, answers, and point values for multiple choice questions in each category. There is also a daily double and final jeopardy question about Fibonacci and his famous sequence.
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