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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
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| 15950 | 332-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 14230 | 332-02 No X | DIET LITE WET | 3:22 | STUDIO |
| As the characters attempt to shoot a commercial for Diet Lite Wet, they note the equivalence of fraction, decimal,and percent. | ||||
| 30830 | 332-03 | BEAZLEY & THE NUMBERS: 7 | 1:43 | ANIMATION |
| Beazley is shown a list of eight numbers. He asks 3 questions, each reducing the list by half, to find the secret number. | ||||
| 30780 | 332-04 | MATH-ZA-POPPIN' #7 | 2:47 | STUDIO |
| Math riddles and pies in the face. | ||||
| 31000 | 332-05 | PERSON ON THE STREET: TIME | 1:01 | LIVE ACTION FILM |
| People on the street are asked: It takes about 11 1/2 days for a clock to tick off one million seconds. How long does it take to tick off one billion seconds? One trillion? | ||||
| 30470 | 332-06 | 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. | ||||
| 30540 | 332-07 | BUT WHO'S COUNTING?: SMALLEST MULT. OF 5 | 4:27 | GAME SHOW |
| Players arrange five randomly chosen digits in an attempt to form the smallest possible five-digit multiple of five. To play, they must apply some knowledge of place value and probability. | ||||
| 30960 | 332-08 | 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? | ||||
| 30012 | 332-09 | MATHNET-CASE OF SWAMI SCAM-2 | 10:50 | MATHNET |
| Continuing to look for patterns and going back over the facts, Mathnetters discover that all letters were run through the same postage meter, and find that all sent $5000 to same post office box. | ||||
| 31240 | 332-10 | LONG CLOSE | 0:44 | BUMPER |
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| Sketch Count: | 10 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 28:20 | |||
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