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Good morning class I’m teacher earl discussing to you today about the remarkable stories of mathematics.

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My talk will be divided into to 4 parts first all about the remarkable stories of mathematics next is beliefs in
math characteristics of number and lastly intriguing number where I will ask for the cooperation of everybody
for a simple yet educational game I also prepared a price for the winner.

Okay let’s start

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Long time ago, the Greeks and many other ancient people thought that numbers had magic powers. Even
today, there are people who think that some numbers are lucky or unlucky. They believe that 7 is a lucky
number and that 13 is an unlucky one.

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In fact, there are tall buildings in some parts of the world in which no floor is numbered as 13. The floor above
12th floor is called 14th . we still use expressions and phrases that have come down to us from the people who
once believed in the magical quantities of numbers.

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For example The first skyscraper — the Home Insurance Building, constructed in Chicago in 1885 — this
building was built as the regional headquarters for an insurance company and did not have a 13th floor.

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Numbers have intrigued people down through ages. The ancient Greeks were particularly fascinated by
characteristics of numbers. For example, the Greek thought of even numbers such as 2,4,6, and so on as those
that can be divided by as breakable and therefore weak and feminine. In contrast, they thought of odd
numbers such as 1,3,5 and so on as unbreakable and therefore strong and masculine, in short even numbers
for girls and odd numbers for boys.

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The Greeks invested specific numbers with mystical properties and here are some numbers that was given
symbols by Greeks:
The number 1 symbolized unity and the origin of all things, since all other numbers can be created from 1 by
adding enough copies of it. For example, 7 = 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1. The number 2 as the first even numbers
was symbolic of the female principle, while number 3 as the first odd numbers symbolizes the male. Square
numbers such as number 4 represented justice, the two factors being equal 2 times 2. In number 5 The
combination of 2 and three or female + male results together as marriage. Number 7 symbolizes luck. The
most perfect number was 10, because 10 = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4. This number symbolized unity arising from
multiplicity. And number 13 symbolizes unlucky such as friday the 13 th .

Early philosophers found harmony in numbers. The symbolism and beauty behind each number can be further
extended to the essence of all following numbers.

Fun fact! did you know that

truh·skai·deh·kuh·fow·bee·uh
is the fear of number 13 meanwhile,

hek·suh·kow·see·oy·hek·suh·kaan·tuh·hek·suh·fow·b
ee·uh
is the fear of the number 666.

arithmomenia
is a strong need to count their actions or objects in their surroundings, while
Arithmophobia is the extreme fear of numbers.
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Okay children let’s play a simple game called krypto familiar ba kayo dito?
Sa mga hindi familiar Krypto is a mathematical game that promotes proficiency with basic arithmetic
operations. Krypto International Rules specify the use of whole numbers only, using addition, subtraction,
division, multiplication and/or any combination thereof ... fractions, negative numbers or square rooting
are not permitted.

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For example
This game consist of 6 numbers, 5 for cards and one for objective card
Ang goal lng nito ay magamit lahay ang limang number cards at makuha ang objective card

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So ito ang aking palaro class