Three consecutive numbers multiplied together give a given product. Pupils are asked to figure out what the numbers are.
Which three consecutive numbers multiplied together give the given answer.
Find your way through the maze encountering mathematical operations in the correct order to achieve the given total.
Estimate the powers and roots of the given positive numbers.
Find square roots and cube roots by first calculating the prime factorisation of a number.
A self-marking exercise on calculating, simplifying and manipulating surds (also known as radicals).
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