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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
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| 15950 | 305-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 30970 | 305-02 | PERSON ON THE STREET: $10 A DAY | 0:52 | LIVE ACTION FILM |
| People on the street are asked: If you spend $10 day, it will take about 3 1/2 months to spend $1000. How long will it take to spend one million? One billion? | ||||
| 30470 | 305-03 | BIG NUMBERS - MILLION/ BILLION/ TRILLION | 1:04 | ANIMATION |
| This segment compares the length of time a clock would take to tick off one million, one billion, and one trillion seconds. | ||||
| 30960 | 305-04 | MICHIGAN STADIUM: FOOTBALLS (173 MILL) | 1:36 | LIVE ACTION FILM |
| The following question is posed to the viewer: How many footballs would it take to fill the entire Michigan Stadium to the top? | ||||
| 20140 | 305-05 Four seconds shorter | MATHMAN: HEXAGONS | 1:25 | ANIMATION |
| Mathman plays a video game in which he must eat all polygons which are hexagons. | ||||
| 31185 | 305-06 | INSERT: QUEEN-MATH IS A TOOL | 0:10 | BUMPER |
| "Mathematics is like a tool ... use it and solve problems." | ||||
| 30240 | 305-07 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE #10 | 8:13 | GAME SHOW |
| Two students try to determine whether each of two cast members is bluffing or telling the truth when answering the questions: Spheres, Mathman Portrait, and Three Nets. | ||||
| 30241 | 305-07 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE #10 QUESTION 1 | 0:00 | GAME SHOW QUESTION |
| Two spheres are sliced by planes. One cross section is shown to be circular. Will the other cross section look like ellipse, egg, or circle? | ||||
| 30242 | 305-07 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE #10 QUESTION 2 | 0:00 | GAME SHOW QUESTION |
| If one portrait of Mathman is 30 cm x 40 cm, how high is another that is in proportion and is 8 cm wide? | ||||
| 30243 | 305-07 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE #10 QUESTION 3 | 0:00 | GAME SHOW QUESTION |
| If a box with seven sides were dropped and it unfolded, would it look like one of three nets? | ||||
| 17907 | 305-08 | JOHN MOSCHITA: PETER PIPER S, M, F | 0:10 | STUDIO |
| John Moschita does 3 different versions of the "Peter Piper" tongue twister - slow, medium, and fast. A graph illustrates the different rates as well. | ||||
| 30005 | 305-09 | MATHNET-CASE OF ERSATZ EARTHQUAKE-5 | 11:48 | MATHNET |
| The Mathnetters and the Mayor ask Ms. Divine to predict the outcome of a football game before paying for prediction of the Big Quake. They trick with the score of a game which never took place. | ||||
| 31250 | 305-10 | CREDITS | 1:36 | BUMPER |
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| 31380 | 305-11 | LONG FRIDAY CLOSE | 0:35 | BUMPER |
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| Sketch Count: | 14 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 28:15 | |||
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