I Hate Math, But I Love This Video

Since I’m still trying to calculate when Train A will intersect with Train B, I’m hoping these innovative short videos about real-life math situations will help the next generation build a society of uber-smart engineers, scientists and technologists. (Also I want a refund on my running shoes!)

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Maegan Carberry

May 1, 2012

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