Numbers Game Help
Help Level 3
Factorial, Square, and Cube
Learn to Play the Numbers Game Level Three
Select the Play
button at any time to
start or restart the game. Play
resets
your score for this level.
The game's over when either the timer runs
out or you've answered every question.
Post Your Score
When the game's over
enter a user name and password.
Select the Post Score
button
to see how your score compares to others online.
Each level starts over if you return and
tap the Play
button.
To accumulate the highest score complete a level,
then start another level.
Game Play
Questions display below the Mars scene. For each correct answer your score increases by 30 points. For each question tap a digit then a mathematical symbol. Digits include numbers one through seven. Factorial, cube, and square symbols also float in the Martian landscape.
n2 Square
The square of a number equals the number multiplied by itself.
For example the square of 3
equals
9
because 3 * 3 = 9
.
Assume the following question displays below the Martian landscape.
Form an expression which evaluates to 4.
To find the correct answer
select the digit 2
, then tap the n2
symbol.
The digit you select substitutes for n.
The symbol n2
now represents
22
.
22
evaluates to 4
because 2 * 2 = 4
.
Your score increases by thirty points.
However other correct expressions may exist.
For example 2! = 2
because 1 * 2 = 2
.
n3 Cube
The cube of a number equals the number multiplied by itself three times.
For example the cube of 3
equals
27
because 3 * 3 * 3 = 27
.
Assume the following question displays below the Mars background.
Form an expression which evaluates to 8.
Find the correct answer.
Select the digit 2
then select n3
.
The digit you select substitutes for n.
The expression
23
evaluates to 8
because 2 * 2 * 2 = 8
.
Your score increases by thirty points.
n! Factorial Symbol
The factorial symbol multiplies a series of numbers.
For example the factorial of 3
equals 6
because 1 * 2 * 3 = 6
.
Select a digit, then select the n! symbol. The digit you select substitutes for n.
Assume the following question displays below the landscape.
Form an expression which evaluates to 2.
To find the correct answer
select 2
, then tap the n!
symbol.
The expression
1 * 2
evaluates to 2
because 1 * 2 = 2
.
Your score increases by thirty points.
However other correct expressions might exist within level three of the Numbers Game
.
The factorial symbol provides very rapid increases in value.
For example the factorial of 7
equals 5040
.
Zoom In or Zoom Out
Select the magnifying glass icons below the Mars background to zoom in and out.
Space Image
The Mars photograph originated with NASA. Seven Thunder Software modified the image and prepared it for 3D display.