Stuck on “Subject with equations and numbers” in Cookie Jam? Here’s the answer

It’s Friday, which means the weekend is officially here, and a new Buzzword challenge in Cookie Jam has begun. We never know what to expect: Will this week’s theme focus on one topic, or will it be a mix of everything? For now, let’s turn our attention to the hint: “Subject with equations & numbers.” If you’re having trouble solving this on your own, here’s a little help.

Answer to “Subject with equations and numbers” in Cookie Jam

For me, hints with short answers in Cookie Jam always seem to be the easiest to solve. So, without further ado:

1. Subject with equations & numbers – Math

And now, some fun facts about math, the queen of all sciences:

1. Zero wasn’t always around – The concept of zero as a number was invented in India around the 5th century. Before that, people just left a blank space to represent “nothing.”
2. The Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8…) appears all over nature: from the spirals of sunflowers to pinecones and even galaxies.
3. Magic of 9 – Any number multiplied by 9 has digits that add up to 9. Example: 9 x7 = 63, and 6 + 3 = 9.
4. Palindrome numbers – Numbers like 121 or 1331 read the same forward and backward. Some mathematicians have fun finding patterns with these symmetrical numbers.
5. A never-ending prime hunt – There are infinitely many prime numbers (numbers divisible only by 1 and themselves). Some are so huge that they take supercomputers to verify.

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February 26, 2014

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