you get used to hexadecimal when adding up your minutes for work sheets
60 is a very good number, as is 12, they are both divisible by many different factors, especially 4, which 10 isn’t
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StudChud@aussie.zone 3 days ago
I think Time Math is my least favourite math I use daily.
Money is like, base 10 yeah? Ten $1s in $10, Ten $10s is $100, and lovely round $20 and $50s. $5s are easy too. Base 10 is easy on our fingers, though you can also count to twelve with one hand, so base 24 at most? (Use your thumb as a pointer and count the spaces between each joint of your finger. 3 spaces per finger X 4 fingers = 12).
Time Math is awful, with a base of 60. Trying to add 35 minutes to 4.50pm is like asking me to fly to moon with my own farts.
you get used to hexadecimal when adding up your minutes for work sheets
60 is a very good number, as is 12, they are both divisible by many different factors, especially 4, which 10 isn’t
Gibsonhasafluffybutt@aussie.zone 3 days ago
I see it in my head as a pie chart. No idea why but it helps.
StudChud@aussie.zone 3 days ago
I struggle with analogue clocks 😂 I need to practice haha