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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
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| 15950 | 146-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 15980 | 146-02 | PHONER: SQ. OF A 2-DIGIT NO. ENDING IN 5 | 3:01 | STUDIO |
| Arthur has a one-sided telephone conversation in which he learns an easy short-cut for squaring any 2-digit number ending in 5: just multiply the first digit by one more than itself and put '25' to the right of it | ||||
| 12531 | 146-03 | (BROADWAY) LEAD IN | 0:04 | BUMPER |
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| 12530 | 146-04 | BROADWAY | 6:05 | STUDIO |
| Melody Tapshoes dances into the heart of H.H. Biggs, Broadway producer, when she belts out a number about Square Number patterns. | ||||
| 15920 | 146-05 | BUREAU OF MISSING NUMBERS: 36 | 2:05 | STUDIO |
| Terry Ryan, an investigator, takes information pertaining to the number 36 and inputs this information into her computer. These characteristics include factors, whether it is square or triangular, etc | ||||
| 13540 | 146-06 | SQUARE DANCE | 0:55 | ANIMATION |
| This animation shows square numbers of dots arranging themselves into square arrays - all to a square dance tune. | ||||
| 13140 | 146-07 | PERFECT SQUARES | 3:25 | SONG |
| A blues band sings about square numbers and graphically suggests their connection to geometry. | ||||
| 14050 | 146-08 | MAP, THE | 1:27 | LIVE ACTION FILM |
| An older boy and his little brother use a map scale to estimate distance and travel time. | ||||
| 11011 | 146-09 | MATHNET:PROBLEM OF THE PASSING PARADE-1 | 9:51 | MATHNET |
| In anticipation of a rock star's visit, the Mathnetters calculate how much time a parade will take, estimate crowd size, and approximate the number of officers needed for crowd control. | ||||
| Sketch Count: | 9 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 27:39 | |||
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