Can We Guess Your Clown Name On How Well You Know Math?

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Can We Guess Your Clown Name?

Test your math skills with this fun and entertaining quiz! Let’s see if we can match you with your clown name based on how well you know your math.

6 exciting questions
Multiple choice format
Fun and engaging!

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CalculatingJester32

You're tired, huh. Sarah, Tega, and Jerome are eating a pizza, and it was cut into equal parts. They each ate one part and no pizza was left, so how did they cut the pizza?

Into 1/3

Into 1/4

Sarah ate all the pizza and left the other two to starve

Yes

Can your little mind comprehend 4th grade math. Ken drinks 2/7 of a milk a day, so how much of the gallon will he drink in three days?

That's disgusting, Ken.

6/7 of the gallon

I don't know???

I don't know either

Two solid spheres of radius R made of the same type of steel are placed in contact, as shown in the figures above. The magnitude of the gravitational force that they exert on each other is F1. When two other solid spheres of radius 3R made of this steel are placed in contact, what is the magnitude of the gravitational force that they exert on each other?

And for that reason, I'm out.

81f1

I don't believe in gravity, bitch.

Still here? Wait, don't answer that. Simply (−2x4)3(−2x2)2

83%

-32x16

8x11

(insert deer image here)

You passed 1st grade, right? What is 456+89

I didn't even pass 1st grade.

*scoffs* 545

*also scoffs* uh 700

*scratching on door sounds*

Can We Guess Your Clown Name On How Well You Know Math?

Can We Guess Your Clown Name?

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