A mathematician has developed an algebraic solution to an equation that was long thought to be unsolvable. A groundbreaking ...

So, can you solve the sixth-grade math problem? The correct answer to the equation is 11. To get the answer, four is first divided by itself because division comes before subtraction in PEMDAS.

Math fluency requires more than just memorizing facts and procedures, but also knowing how and when to use them.

PEMDAS is an acronym that outlines the correct sequence for solving math problems. Parentheses (P) come first, followed by exponents (E), then multiplication (M) and division (D) (from left to ...

The tutorial emphasizes the relationship between multiplication and division, illustrating how multiplication facts can assist in solving division problems. Keywords division, place value ...

Ohio, like much of the country, has a math problem that teachers, college and district leaders, parents and others are ...

The tricky maths puzzle, shared on X (formerly known as Twitter) by the account Brainy Quiz, features a grid of numbers, with a missing value in the bottom right corner. The challenge is simple but ...

Polynomials above 4 degrees have a shiny new target on their back.

A new depolymerization breakthrough now makes it possible to reverse-engineer plastic by chemically unzipping its molecular ...

To conquer math anxiety, we must first help students believe they are capable learners of mathematics--and that starts with ...