Teaching aids using a mathematical matrix
OwnerTodd Glenn Buchholz, Victoria Jacqueline Buchholz +2inventors
InventorsTodd Glenn Buchholz, Victoria Jacqueline Buchholz, Katherine Sabrina Buchholz, Alexia Grace Buchholz
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Abstract
Teaching aid math games utilizing a mathematical matrix organized about x and y axises where the game is played by correctly associating numbers with their corresponding stations. The matrix comprises a first string of stations and a second string of stations where the first and second strings have the same number of stations. Each station is associated with a numerical value, and each station on the first string is parallel to a corresponding station on the second string where each corresponding station pair add up to the same numerical value. The display of the matrix provides visual associations for mathematical relationships.
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A game comprising a mathematical matrix organized about x and y axises, said matrix comprising:
- a first string of stations and a second string of stations wherein the first and second strings are positioned parallel to each other, and wherein the first and second strings have the same number of stations,
- wherein each station is associated with a numerical value,
- wherein each station on the first string is in a plane with a corresponding station on the second string wherein each corresponding station pair add up to a numerical value beta,
- wherein the numerical value of the final station of the second string has a numerical value of beta, and
- wherein the numerical values of all stations are different from the numerical values of all other stations with the exception of the numerical values of the last station of the first string and the first station of the second string which have the same numerical value.
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