Maths
“Mum, what’s Pi?” “3.141 and the rest…” “No, I know that. But what actually is Pi?” Ah. The moment every parent dreads: when your default walking Wikipedia mode malfunctions. Normally, I’d fire off a definition faster than you can say “Google it.” But this one deserved a
Maths
Finance. Just saying it can make your head spin. Now try explaining it to kids. Suddenly, "Your head might explode" seems pretty accurate. From daily spending to stocks, finance is a vast maze. And it starts in the most unexpected places—like tapping a phone to buy a
Physics
Saturday night. The frost was biting through my boots, and the thermometer mocked me: -4°C. Usually, this makes me utterly miserable. But, instead of complaining (okay, maybe I complained a little), we stood there, huddled together, shivering and captivated by the sky. Four planets—Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars—
Maths
Prime numbers are to online shopping as Batman is to Gotham City.
Maths
Tom is organising chairs for a wedding reception. He has 48 folding chairs and 60 plastic chairs. He wants to set up rows with both types of chairs in each row, with no leftover chairs. Each row has to have the same total number of chairs. What is the maximum