Miss P's Maths Challenge 1
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Miss Partridge posed a math challenge asking if it is better to receive £2.50 a day for 4 weeks or an increasing amount of pence each day for 28 days, doubling each day. She offered 20 team points to anyone who could solve the problem and show their work.
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