that we celebrate it! Today, 11/23; the first four terms 1, 1, 2, 3.
Any guesses how to get the fifth term? Comment your guesses down below! Happy Fibonacci Day, young Mathematicians!
The earth revolves its axis for 365 days. The hand of the clock ticks up to 12, twice a day. Another year has passed, today November 23, we celebrate the Fibonacci day!
Coincidentally, the first four terms of its sequence 1, 1, 2, 3 is the same with the day +++
MY CALCULUS! The end of the school year is fast approaching and another chapter of the Mathematics Club is about to end. We hope you young Thomasians had a really fun year with the Math Club! It is that time of the year again where we start to look for the next Club Officers +++
Please fill out the registration below and keep an eye out for future updates regarding your officership application. We wish you the best of luck and hope that you'll become a part of our Math Club family. See you soon!
Registration Link:
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A physicist named Larry Shaw gave notice that the numerical date of 3.14 represented the first three digits of pi. We wish you all a happy day and we hope you have a slice of pie!
Fun Fact: Albert Einsteinโs birthday was on March 14!
Hey there future leaders! Happy Pi Day to every single one of you! Today is March 14, or in Mathematical terms, 3.14, and this is celebrated annually ever since 1988.
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Sa isang pahayag mula kay Hon. Sol Aragones, binigyan diin niya ang kahalagahan ng pagiging maingat at responsableng social media user. Ibinahagi rin niya na hindi lahat ng nababasa at nakikita onlayn ay dapat na pinaniniwalaan.
Paano mo masasabing ikaw ay tunay na EFAS?
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Understanding Social Media Algorithms as a Weapon against Fake News
Nowadays, most of our actions involve the use of social media, and as technology develops, the community of digital citizens continues to expand. In fact, currently, there are around...
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Happy Pythagorean Theorem Day! Why December 16? Well, it's because the sum of the squares of the first two terms in the date is equal to the square of the last term of the date (12/16/20). Today's Mathematical equation is 12^2 + 16^2 = 20^2 (144 + 256 = 400)
Did you know that the Mayan civilization used symbols to represent numbers? The Mayan numerical system was the most sophisticated system at the time and this shows that great progress really has transpired leading up to the Mathematics that we know today! Wanna know more?
@learnwithyoung Good day ma'am! For numbers beyond 10, we add another bar but when it reaches the number 20, we add a dot at the top and the symbol for 0 will be under the dot. For the complete guide chart of numbers, here is the provided link.
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Surprise young Mathematicians! You thought we were done? We are just getting started. We'd like to present to you even more Math Club members for the School Year 2020-2021.
More future leaders with the power of Math by their side equals to more change for the benefit of the world and humankind. The path to success may not be easy, but once we've started, we need to keep on looking forward.