Prepare for Math Kangaroo Competition with Cheenta

What is Math Kangaroo?

Math Kangaroo is an international math competition that originated in France and has since spread to more than 80 countries around the world. The competition is designed to promote the joy of mathematics, enhance problem-solving skills, and foster a love for the subject. Math Kangaroo is open to students from grades 3 to 7, and it offers a wide range of intriguing math problems that vary in difficulty to cater to all skill levels.

Why Participate in Math Kangaroo?
Cheenta's Math Kangaroo Mock Test

To help you prepare for the upcoming Math Kangaroo competition, Cheenta is excited to offer a Mock Test that will provide you with a taste of the real Math Kangaroo experience. Our Mock Test will feature challenging math problems carefully crafted to sharpen your skills and boost your confidence.

Are you ready to put your math skills to the test and experience the thrill of solving captivating math problems? If yes, fill this form and we will contact you. This is your chance to challenge your mathematical prowess and get a taste of what the Math Kangaroo competition is all about.

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Math Kangaroo Ecolier 2010 Problem 16 | Mathematical Imagination

Try this beautiful Problem based on Mathematical Imagination from Math Kangaroo (Ecolier) 2010 Problem 16.

Mathematical Imagination from Math Kangaroo 2010 Problem 16


On the playground some children measure the length of the playground with their strides. Anni makes 15 Strides, Betty 17, Denis 12 and Ivo 14. Who has the longest stride?

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Math Kangaroo (Ecolier) 2010 Problem 16

Denis

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Try to think about the length of each stride.

Remember you want to measure same length.

That means if you have smaller strides you need more strides.

And if you have longer strides you will need lesser number of strides.

Now check who used the least number of strides.

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