This book covers beginning mathematics including . . .
- Finding One-third of a Number
- Using Fisher’s Exact test
- Prime Numbers
- Fibonacci Numbers
- Casting Out Nines
- Seven to the One-thousandth Power in Three Steps
- Intersection of Sets
- Commutativity of Intersection
- Decimal Points
- Adding Decimals
- Logs
- Median Averages
- Mean Averages
- Exponents
- Set Subtraction
- Reducing Fractions
- Milli- and Kilo-
- Tally Marks
- Pie Charts
- Mode Average
- Subtracting Three Inches from Three Miles
Unlike all other math programs, this one also teaches about:
• Little Babies Can’t Fritter Away Their Time
• When the Possessive Case Is Indicated with Just an Apostrophe and No s
• Fred’s Seven-word Speech
• The Use of Segues
• Can Dolls Grow Up?
• What Cows Don’t Think About
• A Great Way to Rot Your Teeth
• The Probability that Fred Will See Betelgeuse Become a Super Nova (the answer: one chance in ten thousand)
• Why Education Is So Important
• Fever vs. Femur
• Carburetors
• Litotes
• Nouns
• One Way to Avoid Evil
• Volume of a Box
• Outline of the Plot of the First Three Acts of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• English Major vs. Math Major
• Résumés
• The Pinocchio Paradox
• What Is a Tinker
• The Fad that Began March 3, 1939
• Fifty Basic Survival Skills
• Monophagous and Monostich
• Epigraphs
• Five Things Your Income Depends On
• The Biggest Happiness Killer
• Incisors
• How to Prove You Are Not a Duck
The answers are included in the textbook.
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Life of Fred Jelly Beans is a hardcover textbook containing 128 pages. This book is not consumable. All answers are written on separate paper or in a notebook. It is designed to be read with the student.
Life of Fred Jelly Beans contains 19 lessons and is designed to take approximately one month to complete.