Mathematics Problem of the Week

Mathematics Problem of the Week

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Math Problem of the Week 312 and the Solution

Problem of the week (October 22 - 29): Problem 312

Problem of the week (October 1 - 8): Problem 311

Problem of the week (September 18 - October 1): Problem 310

Problem of the week (March 5 - 12): Problem 309

Problem of the week (Feb 26 - March 5): Problem 308

Problem of the week (Feb 19 - Feb 26): Problem 307

Problem of the week (Jan 14 - Jan 22 of 2017): Problem 306

Problem of the week (Jan 14 - Jan 22 of 2017): Problem 305

 

Problem of the week (Jan 14 - Jan 22 of 2017): Problem 304

Problem of the week (Nov 6 -  Nov 14 of 2017): Problem 303

Problem of the week (Oc 30 - Nov 6 of 2017): Problem 302

 

 

 

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Problem of the week (Oc 10 - Oct 16 of 2017): Problem 301

 

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Problem of the week (Oc 10- Oct 16 of 2017): Problem 300

Problem of the week (Oc 2- Oct 9 of 2017): Problem 299

Problem of the week (Sept 14 - Sept 25 of 2017): Problem 298 - Welcome back Calculus!

Problem of the week (March 13 - March 20 of 2017): Problem 297 - Pool Table

 

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Problem of the week (March 6 - March 13 of 2017): Problem 296 - Shipping Cost

 

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Problem of the week (Feb 27 - March 6 of 2017): Problem 295 - Sum of Squares

 

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Problem of the week (January 23 - January 30 of 2017): Problem 294 - Fun with Numbers and Shapes

 

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Problem of the week (January 23 - January 30 of 2017): Problem 293 - Einstein's Riddle

 

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Problem of the week (January 23 - January 30 of 2017): Problem 292 - Getting the Clue

 

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Problem of the week (January 16 - January 23 of 2017): Problem 291 - Christmas Market Puzzle

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Problem of the week (Nov 7 - Nov 14 of 2016): Problem 290 - Knight and Knave

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Problem of the week (Oct 31 - Nov 7 of 2016): Problem 289 - Alien Ratio

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Problem of the week (Oct 24 - Oct 31 of 2016): Problem 288 - Hypnotherapist

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Problem of the week (Oct 12 - Oct 24 of 2016): Problem 287 - Cats Sharing Fish

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Problem of the week (Oct 3 - Oct 10 of 2016): Problem 286 - Twelve Bunnies

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Problem of the week (Sept 26 - Oct 3 of 2016): Problem 285 - Twelve Bunnies

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Problem of the week (Sept 19 - 26 of 2016): Problem 284 - Four Robbers

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Problem of the week (Sept 12 - 19 of 2016): Problem 283 - Tiling a Floor

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Problem of the Week archives

You can find old problems and their solutions here .

Who can enter?

Anyone who is interested in solving interesting puzzles, mathematics and logic problems can enter.

Who can win?

All those who submit correct solutions will have their names entered in the winners list, posted on this page. However, at this time only KPU students at eligible to win a prize. If you are a winner, you will receive an email telling you where to go to get your prize.

How can I enter?

Just solve the problem and submit your solution. Be sure to include your name and email address. KPU students should include their student numbers in order to be eligible for a prize. You can:

  1. email your solution to MathProblem@kpu.ca,
  2. drop it in the box in the Math Assistance Centre on the Surrey campus, or
  3. submit it to the Learning Centre on the Richmond campus.

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