"Ruthless Romans" reveals the grim truth behind the greatest empire of all time - from the terrible twins who founded Rome to the evil emperors who made murder into a sport. Read on for the gory details about the cruel Colosseum and the people and animals who were massacred ther…
"Ruthless Romans" reveals the grim truth behind the greatest empire of all time - from the terrible twins who founded Rome to the evil emperors who made murder into a sport. Read on for the gory details about the cruel Colosseum and the people and animals who were massacred ther…
The mean and vulgar bits: fractions and averages
by Poskitt, Kjartan, Postgate, Daniel
fromMurderous maths
Is maths making you miserable? Are you frazzled by fractions and alarmed by averages? Don't panic. Help is at hand in "The Mean and Vulgar Bits". Find out how fractions can save you from the toxic mutant fish of fastbuck and travel to Planet Mean to discover how averages can be …
The mean and vulgar bits: fractions and averages
by Poskitt, Kjartan, Postgate, Daniel
fromMurderous maths
Is maths making you miserable? Are you frazzled by fractions and alarmed by averages? Don't panic. Help is at hand in "The Mean and Vulgar Bits". Find out how fractions can save you from the toxic mutant fish of fastbuck and travel to Planet Mean to discover how averages can be …
Numbers: the key to the universe
by Reeve, Philip, Poskitt, Kjartan
fromMurderous maths
Numbers: the key to the universe
by Reeve, Philip, Poskitt, Kjartan
fromMurderous maths
Numbers: the key to the universe
by Reeve, Philip, Poskitt, Kjartan
fromMurderous maths
Do you feel lucky?: the secrets of probability
by Reeve, Philip, Poskitt, Kjartan
fromMurderous maths
Do you feel lucky?: the secrets of probability
by Reeve, Philip, Poskitt, Kjartan
fromMurderous maths
A humorous look at how mathematics can predict the likelihood of something happening. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
Do you feel lucky?: the secrets of probability
by Reeve, Philip, Poskitt, Kjartan
fromMurderous maths
A humorous look at how mathematics can predict the likelihood of something happening. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.