Estimate or Calculate?

” in the real world, we constantly settle for estimates, whereas mathematics — see the SAT — demands that you get the answer precisely right.” – Andrew Hacker in The New York Times article “The Wrong Way We Teach Math”

 

Estimate or Calculate?

My answer is one of them and do it fast.

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Aplusclick Math Apps for Grades 1 Through 12 Are on Apple Store and Google Play

5000 A+Click Math Problems are available offline. If you have problems with Internet, Aplusclick has a solution for you. Aplusclick problems are now available on App Store and Google Play. You can solve all of 5000 problems working offline.

Aplusclick has just launched a series of apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android. It includes Math for grade 1 through 12. You can track your progress or reset your score anytime. Perfect practice makes perfect!

Where do you get it?

Online: www.aplusclick.com ,   iPhone or iPad,    Android: search for Aplusclick

     

Have Brain? Use it!

Find the area of the rectangle if the numbers show the areas of the corresponding triangles.

Find the area of the shape.

How many squares of all different sizes are on a chessboard?

A+Click 2014 Numbers

2014 Annual Statistics

4600+ challenging problems for students in grades one through twelve;

500,000+ sessions on websites http://www.aplusclick.com and http://www.aplusclick.ru in 2014;

5’30” is the average duration of a session;

190 countries: USA 45%; India 9%; Canada 7%; Australia 5%; UK 5%;

10,000+ cities: top cities are  Brisbane, Australia; Chicago, USA; New Delhi, India;

25% visitors via mobile or tablets;

500 stars is the Best Score of the A+Click Challenge in 2014. Suhas, Bangalore, India is the best performer of 2014.

100 Best Performers of the A+Click Challenge in 2014: USA – 28%; Cambodia – 26%; India – 15%; Canada – 6%.

2,000+ people passed IQ Test; 454 people scored over 100;

100+ suggestions from users;

18,500 downloads of A+Click eBooks on iTunes;

A+Click continues the adventure in 2015!

SAT Math

Aplusclick has just published a new free collection of 150+ SAT Math questions at www.aplusclick.com/sat.htm.