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Discrete Mathematics

Discrete Mathematics Warmups

Intro

Concept Quizzes

Rearranging Blocks Warmup
Counting Triangles Warmup
Quadruplets Ordering Warmup
Arrangement Puzzles
Recursion Warmup
Walking in a Rectangular Grid Warmup

Challenge Quizzes

Discrete Mathematics Warmups: Level 1 Challenges
Discrete Mathematics Warmups: Level 2 Challenges
Discrete Mathematics Warmups: Level 3 Challenges
Discrete Mathematics Warmups: Level 4 Challenges
Discrete Mathematics Warmups: Level 5 Challenges

Rearranging Blocks Warmup

No: A > B Yes: A = B No: B > A I got distracted mentally playing with the blocks...

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(Note: For all questions on this quiz, assume if there is an inner gap where a cube could be, there is a cube. This applies here to the figure on the left.)

No: A > B Yes: A = B No: B > A

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No: B > A Yes: A = B No: A > B

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Yes: A = B No: A > B No: B > A

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No: B > A Yes: A = B No: A > B

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