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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
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| 15950 | 333-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 21020 | 333-02 Nine seconds longer (for bumper) | BLACKSTONE: CROSSED OUT NUMBERS | 3:18 | STUDIO |
| Blackstone asks a spectator to pick out a number in each row of a 4x4 chart so that no two are in the same column. He correctly predicts that their sum is 34. | ||||
| 31080 | 333-03 | OLD PHILOSOPHER 2 | 2:31 | STUDIO |
| The Old Philosopher describes to the viewer how to find the weight of a dog when a cat is also in the room. He shows how math solves the problem. | ||||
| 31163 | 333-04 | INSERT: GENERAL-NEVER LOSE IT | 0:09 | BUMPER |
| "One of the best things about math is ... it is absolutely free and ... it's reuseable." | ||||
| 30190 | 333-05 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE # 5 | 7:41 | GAME SHOW |
| Two students try to determine whether each of two cast members is bluffing or telling the truth when answering the questions: Multiply by Zero, Temperature Drop, and Cube of Blocks. | ||||
| 30191 | 333-05 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE # 5 QUESTION 1 | 0:00 | GAME SHOW QUESTION |
| The integers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, are added and then they are multiplied. Which is larger, the sum or the product? | ||||
| 30192 | 333-05 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE # 5 QUESTION 2 | 0:00 | GAME SHOW QUESTION |
| The temperature drops from twenty degrees to a temperature three degrees away from zero. How many degrees did the temperature drop? (Paintbox illustration.) | ||||
| 30193 | 333-05 | SQUARE ONE CHALLENGE # 5 QUESTION 3 | 0:00 | GAME SHOW QUESTION |
| A cube made of blocks is painted with an orange design. How many of the blocks have the orange design on them? | ||||
| 12960 | 333-06 Has X | YES, GENERAL, SIR | 1:52 | STUDIO |
| A private demonstrates the six different was one can order the three words 'yes', 'general', and 'sir.' She also demonstrates this visually by arranging 3 fruits - apple, pear, and orange. | ||||
| 30013 | 333-07 | MATHNET-CASE OF SWAMI SCAM-3 | 11:51 | MATHNET |
| Looking at the Racing Form, and discussing the odds, Mathnetters figure someone must have gotten a winning horse. Grecco reports on a random sample which shows lawyers and number of letters received. | ||||
| 31240 | 333-08 | LONG CLOSE | 0:44 | BUMPER |
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| Sketch Count: | 11 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 28:52 | |||
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