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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

A Cartoon about Pi

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How to decode answers

I sometimes include answers to problems in a "cypher." To decode, first use the "copy" and "paste" method. Copy the coded answer. Then go to website rot13.com. Paste the coded answer into the box provided. Then click on "cypher" and you should see the answer decoded. Here is a link to the website:

Sample coded message: Terrgvatf, ernqre!

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Stephen Margolis: Stephen Margolis holds BS, MS and Ph.D degrees, all in Electrical Engineering. After a career in engineering and engineering education, he retired and became a math tutor at the school his grandchildren were then attending. As of 2014, he has been tutoring for 15 years. Meanwhile, his grandchildren have both graduated from college. At Seward Montessori School, all teachers are known by their first names. Stephen is known as "Dr. Steve."

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How to decode answers

I have included answers to problems in a "cypher." To decode, first use the "copy" and "paste" method. Copy the coded answer. Then go to website rot13.com. Paste the coded answer into the box provided. Then click on "cypher" and you should see the answer decoded. Here is a link to rot13.com

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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

A Cartoon about Pi

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