X-Squared Math Card Game
OwnerPeter Lakeyinventor
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Abstract
X-Squared is a unique mathematical card deck and methods for using the deck to play games. This invention fills a large gap in the market for educational games by including physical cards for operands as well as exponents and parentheses. No card game in the public domain contains all of the elements of the Order of Operations (aka PEMDAS). X-Squared does include all of the requisite operators: Parentheses, Exponent, Multiplication, Division, Addition and Subtraction. The card deck has utility for both educational and entertainment purposes. By playing variations of the game as specified, students will gain a richer understanding of mathematical operations. For the general public, the variety of games that may be played (including poker) will bring much enjoyment to those who engage with the X-Squared Card Deck.
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Independent claim. Unique Math Card Deck Composition including all elements of the Order of Operations. Details are documented in the specification.
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