Grade school math problem confuses people but the answer is actually easy - can you solve it in 30 seconds? By NOA HALFF FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 07:41 EDT, 8 June 2025 | Updated: 07:51 EDT, 8 ...

“The answer would be 42.5, though, if done at an age appropriate grade." [h/t: Pop Sugar] A version of this story originally ran in 2018; it has been updated for 2022.

The worksheet is wrong.' Later the father came back with an update after speaking to his son's 5th grade teacher. He wrote: 'Thanks everyone! It does seem the worksheet is indeed wrong.

This fifth-grade math question confused a teacher, a family, and half of Reddit “My guess is the teacher was embarrassed about being wrong…” Anna Good Posted on May 17 2025 8:00 pm CDT ...

DeepMind also evaluated AlphaEvolve on practical problems, like boosting the efficiency of Google’s data centers, and speeding up model training runs.

For the study, researchers worked with 207 third grade students with and without math difficulties to see how working memory influenced their abilities to solve word problems.

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