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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21050 | 223-01 | BLACKSTONE: DICE AND CARDS | 3:22 | STUDIO |
| Blackstone uses a simple switch to illustrate a missing addend problem by forcing the spectator to choose a card determined by a throw of the dice. | ||||
| 15294 | 223-02 | POS VS. NEG JOUSTS: PARATROOPERS +5 PLUS -3 | 0:26 | ANIMATION |
| When five "positive" clay-mation creatures parachute onto three "negative" creatures, two "positive" creatures remain. | ||||
| 13270 | 223-03 No X; two seconds shorter | TRIANGLE SONG | 2:02 | SONG |
| This song uses still photography to show examples of triangles in the world. | ||||
| 20690 | 223-04 | TRIPLE PLAY #6 | 6:33 | GAME SHOW |
| Two students compete against each other trying to cover the vertices of an equilateral triangle. Multiplication and Addition sentences must be created in order to cover a vertex. | ||||
| 13004 | 223-05 | PERSON ON THE STREET: HYPOTENUSE | 0:52 | LIVE ACTION FILM |
| The Person on the Street Interviewer asks several people if they know what a hypotenuse is. | ||||
| 20022 | 223-06 | MATHNET-CASE OF THE MISSING AIR-3 | 13:46 | MATHNET |
| The Mathnetters analyze data and look for a common denominator among the robberies. They find that all the stations which were robbed did have something in common. | ||||
| Sketch Count: | 6 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 27:01 | |||
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