Grades 1-2 Video Solutions 2014-Levels 1&2 Video Solutions 2014 part3

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Video Summary

The video discusses solutions to several math problems involving geometry, arithmetic, and logic puzzles. In question 17, the task is to find the number of missing black squares on a damaged chessboard. After counting the squares that need to be black, the result is 12 missing squares. In question 18, Peter Rabbit's eating pattern of cabbages and carrots is analyzed. Given he ate 6 cabbages, the total number of carrots he consumed in a week was 40. Subsequent questions tackle logic puzzles involving number manipulation and arranging numbers for the largest possible sum, concluding with a cog wheel problem where X moves to position A. The video emphasizes meticulous counting and logical reasoning to derive solutions effectively. Answer choices are provided for each question, highlighting deductive strategies to arrive at correct answers efficiently.

Keywords

geometry

arithmetic

logic puzzles

chessboard

Peter Rabbit

deductive strategies