How long would it take for the seasons to flip if we didn’t have leap years?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 1 March 2016
If you were to drop 32 balls into the top of this contraption and let them all fall through the pegs into the slots at the bottom, how many would you expect to end up in the two slots in the middle?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 15 February 2016
The standard prefix for millions is mega. For billions, it’s giga. Then there is tera, peta, exa, zetta, and yotta for septillions.
What prefix has been proposed by Austin Sendek for octillions?
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Interesting Question of the Day – 12 February 2016
Every time you fold a piece of paper in half you reduce its length by half and double its thickness.
How many times did Britney Gallivan fold a piece of toilet paper over 1km in length to set the world record for folding a single piece of paper in half.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 14 October 2015
One week in 1980, Maureen Wilcox of America played the lottery twice, picked the correct numbers twice, but didn’t win anything.
Why not? (The odds on this are far more slim than winning the lottery.)
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Interesting Question of the Day – 29 June 2015
Here are three houses and electricity, gas, and water plants.
Is it possible to link each house up to each utility on a flat surface, without crossing any of the lines or cutting through any of the houses.
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Interesting Question of the Day – 24 June 2015
The following sentence is meant to help you remember what mathematical constant.
“How I need a drink, alcoholic in nature, after the tough chapters on quantum mechanics.”
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Interesting Question of the Day – 9 March 2015
When written out in letters, what is the first number that contains the letter “B”?
Interesting Question of the Day – 30 July
According to a study carried out by a high school math class in New York, is the amount of creme in a Double Stuf Oreo more or less than double the creme in a regular Oreo?
The answer will be posted tomorrow.