Has there ever been a fun educational game?
>>332665170
where in the world is carmen sandiego?
Most of my history knowledge is from strategy vidya like AoE & civ.
when i was a kid i liked the rayman educational game. don't know if it's actually good though
>>332665170
There's no way to figure out the angles, but BC is just simple algebrea
A) 30 and 60
B) sqrt 300
>>332665170
>>332666551
>what is trigonometry
>>332666551
>>332665170
There was this weird paint game that I used to play in kindergarten that had all kinds of weird special effects and stuff. I barely remember it, but I do remember having a lot of fun.
>>332666586
10 times square root of 3 learn to simplify.
>>332667349
10root3 then fine, still correct
>>332666551
>There's no way to figure out the angles
lmao bruuhhhh
You already have a 90 degree angle there
the other two are easy with the length that you can easily figure out
>>332667349
you didnt simplify it
that's more complicated
>>332665170
I've learned more about geography from Europa Universalis and Victoria than any school
Jumpstart 3rd grade is the dankest meme on the market.
Is /v/ intelligent enough to get the right answer?
>>332667606
It really depends on whether or not having less of a fruit changes its answer. If it didn't, why does the first question not have three apples in a pair?
>>332665170
motherfucking Math Blaster of course
>>332667606
16...?
>>332667710
>It really depends on whether or not having less of a fruit changes its answer
that's not how variables work
>>332667606
16, shame theres 3 apples in 1 row
>>332667743
>>332667770
Idiots. Order of opperations is apple, banana, coconut.
>>332667727
is right
>>332667606
ITS 15 YOU FUCKING RETARDS
>>332667606
16.
Even though the common core answer would be 14.
>>33266782
Theres one cocounut in the final line. 2 coconuts in the line above
>>332667743
>>332667770
>>332667849
>>332667864
>>332667896
Protip, look at the bananas
>>332667829
He is stating that there is half a coconut and 3 bananas (Instead of 4) in the last line. Unless you already saw that, then you are correct
![logical-journey-of-the-zoombinis_9[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/eEmpHGv.jpg "logical-journey-of-the-zoombinis_9[1].jpg")
>>332665170
http://store.steampowered.com/app/438270/
>>332667606
15
2 coconuts is 2, meaning 1 coconut is 1
>>332667606
apple 10
banana 9
Coconut 7
26
>>332667581
jesus fuck yes
whats the one with that monster thing that always says shit like "YOURE A MATH MARVEL"
>>332667957
And coconut
>>332667710
>3 apples
>pair
fuck, I need to get more sleep
does Typing of the Dead count?
>>332665452
wait, that game from like late 80s or early 90s?>>332666551
actually there is. cosin alpha = 10/20 gives you the angle between AC and AB
>>332668070
Its actually only one coconut split in half
>riddle threads with /v/
>>332666551
>American education
>>332665170
Star Wars: DroidWorks was some of the most fun I've had in an educational game. Assemble a droid from spare parts to specialize it for whatever mission you were going on, learn the basics of weight vs mass, moisture condensation, light, inertia, magnetism etc.
It even managed to have a couple parts that were genuinely terrifying, considering that your droid will always be basically a helpless non-combatant.
>>332666551
It's a 30/60/90 triangle, final side is 10sqrt3
>>332667294
Could it have been kid pix?
secret island of Dr quandary I think
>>332665170
BA2 = AC2 + BC2
BA2 - AC2 = BC2
400 - 100 = BC2
BC2 = 300
BC = 17,32
C = 90°
Tan b = AC/BC = 10/17 = 30°
A = 180° - 90 - 30 = 60°
>>332667606
13
Full Apple = 10
One Banana = 1
One Coconut Half = 1
>>332668371
A then B, use sin and cos
>>332665170
I've been being lazy with it lately though.
>>332667504
Or make it more complicated, 20cos(30)
>>332668451
Tan is just as good you fucking cuck.
>>332668418
1 coconut half + 10 (full apple) + 3 bananas = 14
>>332668418
3 bananas on the last 1
>>332667606
3x = 30
x = 10
x + 4y + 4y = 18
10 + 8y = 18
y = 1
4y - 2z = 2
4 - 2z = 2
z = 1
z + x + 3y = 1 + 10 + 3 = 14
It's retarded that they randomly group fruits together, and it's only solvable if we assume that grouped fruits are not distinct variables (ie, 2 coconuts in a group are not related to one coconut)
>>332665170
I'd love some Blacksmithing simulator desu senpai
>>332665170
Oregon Trail
Amazon Trail
Carmen Sandiego games
Number Munchers
Word Munchers
Storybook Weaver
Reader Rabbit
Math Blaster
>>332665170
I think typing of the dead would count, since every computer class I've had up until high school had us take a few lessons on how to type better.
West Point Bridge Designer
Easy one
>>332667606
I SEE THOSE THREE FUCKING BANANAS AND SINGLE COCONUT
THE ANSWER IS 14
>>332668013
This. This is the best answer.
>>332668574
> answering in the wrong order
> using tan when you can use sin and cos
Found the faggot
![header[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/SdGUhSL.jpg "header[1].jpg")
>implying I couldn't even name 5 european cities before this game
inb4 frog fractions
>>332668820
12.
>>332667294
Played the piss out of kid pix in elementary school
Pretty much any of the Super Solvers games
How do you figure out the angles in a triangle that isn't a right triangle? Supposing you have all sides given?
It's been 10 years since I had that in school
>>332668820
4 due to the fact that only manlets and women need to divide the number by 2.
>>332667606
16.
Apple (x)= 10
banana (y)= 2
coconut (z)=
Lets see if we can get a proof going:
3x = 30
x + 2y = 18
y - z = 2
z + x + y = w
(3x)/3 = 30/3
x = 10
10 + 2y = 18
2y = 18 - 10
2y = 8
y = 8/2
y = 4
4 - z = 2
-z = -2
z = 2
2 + 10 + 4 = 16.
>>332668820
four
number of letters in word
>>332669113
>all this autism and still got it wrong
I wouldn't say it was particularly educational, but it was my first RTS and it got me interested in ancient history.
>>332669113
>not being able to do what you wrote in your head
>still wrong
wew lad
>>332668820
The man should beat up the bouncer and then go in.
>>332669113
Incorrect, since the number of bananas and coconuts varies, so the second equation is really
x + 4y + 4y = 18
The third is
4y - 2z = 2
and the final is
z + x + 3y = ?
>dat running 3d t-rex
>>332669371
ohh shit yeah now just noticed that. Wow that is shit the way this is designed. Okay. I guess I can try again.
>>332669113
Last problem is half a coconut and 3 individual bananas. All that work...
>>332666551
Either you are underage, a dropout or an American.
At any case, remove thyself
>>332669502
It's designed to be "clever" but really it just takes advantage of the fact that humans use patterns and tricks you for no reason.
>>332669341
Zeus: Master of Olympus was what got me into it.
>>332668308
Construction=/=>Angle Measures
>>332667606
14
apples = 10
bananas on rows 2 and 3 = 4 (4 bananas in each thing)
2 coconuts on row 3 = 2
1 coconut (1) + 1 apple (10) + 3 bananas (3) = 14
retards
>>332665170
Well /v/?
>>332669795
Disregard that I suck cocks and had my shit in radians.
>>332665170
I remember there was an flash-based RTS about a cell where you had to micromanage it's functions while surviving against viruses. It was pretty fun and challenging but GODDAMN those characters were fucking cringy
>>332667606
simple, 14.
>>332669906
always switch
>>332669906
red box
>>332669906
Monty Hall Problem. Better switch.
>>332669906
The red box.
It's just the Monty Hall problem.
>>332669619
that fucking sucks man. redone.
>>332669113
14.
apple = x
3x = 30
x = 10
bunch of bananas = 4y
individual banana = y
x + 2(4y) = 18
x + 8y = 18
8y = 8
y = 1
half coconut = z
4y - 2z = 2
4 - 2z = 2
-2z = -2
z = 1
Final equation:
1z + 1x + 3y = n
1 + 10 + 3 = n
14 = n
>>332667504
That's simplifying actually. It's way easier to crunch 10 times square root of 3 since you can decently approximate the hard part or just memorize while it's worse with a root of 300, when not using a computer.
>>332670053
Wait, fuck, I thought you picked the blue box by the wording at the end.
Switch, always.
>>332665170
Historical Grand Strategy games, but they need a lot of investment to pay off.
Seriously, I'm surprised Paradox hasn't made like, Hearts of Iron Lite, for kids and shit at school.
>>332667560
>>332665551
I hate people like you
>>332665170
>ctrl-f
>not a single mention of Kerbal Space Program
stay pleb /v/
stay pleb
>>332669906
It's the goat and the car all over again, so the blue box.
>>332667504
>not knowing how to simplify radicals
>not separating sqrt300 into sqrt100 and sqrt3
>not simplifying sqrt100 into 10
>not further simplifying into 10sqrt3
>>332667606
It's 14 if you think you're being a clever faggot by changing the amount of bananas and coconuts and 16 if each fruit represents a particular # regardless of how many of each fruit is actually there.
I bet you thought you were real fucking clever and that you could tell everyone they were wrong no matter how they solved it.
They replaced it with a different version because it was too scary, apparently.
>>332670212
>>332667560
>>332665170
paradox games actually have quite an educational effect. But you can only fully utilize it if you are actually interested in history.
Civ is mostly garbage for actual learning though because its far too ficitional.
I remember there was some kind of game in which you had to take care of a skeleton in kind of a tamagotchi way, does anyone remember it's name? I remember playing it in spanish
>>332670610
>eu4
>historical
"Civilization" portrays the role environmental differences play in gaps in power and technology developing between human societies and how they are amplified by various positive feedback loops. Geographical history can be confusing for young people, but Civ presents the concept richly.
Pic related; overrated but seminal book on the topic
>>332670994
/his/ tells me that book is shit
>>332666551
>No child left behind
>Kek
>>332667606
15
>>332670457
What game is that?
>>332670161
>Seriously, I'm surprised Paradox hasn't made like, Hearts of Iron Lite, for kids and shit at school.
Not to worry, HoI4 comes out soon
>>332671228
nvm kinda obvious
You are not a filthy casual right /v/?
You can figure this out right?
>>332671440
1/3
3 situations
1st is crit, 2nd is not
2nd is crit, 1st is not
both are crits
>>332670878
to be fair, my post was about geography
>>332671440
50%
Because you already know one crits the only uncertainty is whether the other hits, It's similar t the Monty Hall problem I think.
>>332671440
It's simple trigonometry, the solution is undefined. Next?
>>332665170
This problem is impossible to solve. They didn't give enough information. Nice bait thread idiot.
>>332671440
>>332671696
I'm not sure which of these is right, but I know it's one of these
>>332671596
this
>>332671770
more subtly next time
>>332667606
Everyone is still wrong.
10+10+10 is 30, apple = 10
10+4+4= 18, banana = 4/1 (this will come into play later)
4 - sqrt (2)*sqrt (2) = 2 (because there is no operator between the two coconuts, we have to assume multplication)
So, sqrt (2) + 10 + 3/1 (which is the 3 bananas) = 13+sqrt(2) or approximately 14.414
>>332672467
how retarded must you be to not believe that
>>332666551
I guess common core math is a failure, afterall.
>>332672467
Can someone explain to me how the answer isn't 120?
im shit at math but at least im good at video games
>>332672867
5! means 5 factorial, which equals 120.
>>332672867
25-55+(85+65)
25-55+150
25-205
-180
>>332673258
I'm an idiot and didn't see the !. Thanks
>>332673397
>25-55+150
>25-205
-55+150 does not equal -205
Try again.
>>332673258
Except it doesn't, because that sentence doesn't end in a period, meaning if it's 5 factorial, it's an invalid sentence
Therefore, it's an exclamation mark
>>332673728
your sentences don't end with a period either you sissy boy
>>332673397
Also math should always be done from left to right if the denotions (or whatever the english term are) are equal So +/- should be from left to right
*|/ should be from left to right ^/sqrt should be from left to right
The ONLY exception is () denotion which means you should solve that first.
This means that after
25-55+150 you should first solve 25-55
>>332665170
I remember I had some computer game to learn Spanish and it was fun.until I realized that Spanish was a shit language
>>332673828
But I'm not the one claiming my answer makes in the context of a valid construction
