The bottom half of some symmetrical calculations are shown above. Can you work out the answers?
Can you make up some other calculations where the calculation and the answer both have horizontal lines of symmetry?
[Teacher: pull down the mirror at the top of the screen to show the top halves of the calculations]
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| l l + 38 = 49 88 x 33 = 2904 838 - 383 = 455 l 8 l x l l = 1991 |
3 l + 3 l + 3
l = 93 l 0 x l 0 l + l l l = 1121 l 8 l x l 3 l - 80 = 23631 l 380 + 38 - 83 = 1335 |
Here's an example where the calculation and the answer both have horizontal lines of symmetry?
l00 + l l l + l l + l l l = 333
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