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Mathematical Pie
Mathematical Pie
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Editor Wil Ransome
Mathematical Pie is an eight-page A5 magazine published three times a
year. It is aimed at pupils from 10 to 14 years of age, but is read by all age
groups.
Each issue contains a variety of problems and challenges, stimulating
mathematical activity. The questions vary in their difficulty so that there are
suitable starting points for all ages of student.
Mathematical Pie Notes are produced to enable the problems to be
easily adapted for schools and to show possible extensions into further
activity.
Mathematical Pie has shown itself to be an easy and enjoyable method
of involving students in extra-curricular activity. For those who enjoy
mathematics it is a must.
You can see for yourself what is in a typical issue of Mathematical
Pie by downloading the
Spring 2000 issue (494KB
Acrobat file).
There are two ways
of buying Mathematical Pie:
Teachers: bulk order
Mathematical Pie for your pupils, selling it to them for a few
coppers a term! or
Pupils: if your
schools isn’t ordering Pie, order your own copy of Pie direct from the
MA. Details below.
Mathematical Pie, Teachers' Notes and Newsletter are
sent free to all members of the Mathematical Association. Mathematical
Pie is sent free to all members of the Society of Young Mathematicians. It is
also possible to subscribe specifically to Mathematical Pie at the
following rates.
| one copy per issue |
£3.00 a year (UK) |
£4.10 a year (overseas: surface mail) |
£4.80 a year (overseas: air mail) |
pack of ten copies per issue (up to 9 packs) |
£9.00 a year (UK) |
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pack of ten copies per issue (10 or more packs) |
£7.50 a year (UK) |
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pack of ten copies per issue (20 or more packs) |
£6.00 a year (UK) |
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Mathematical Pie sample
problems and Order Form
For all enquiries relating to membership or subscriptions please contact the
Membership Officer, or to download an application form click
here and scroll down the page to "How do I join?"
Acknowledgement The file containing the Spring 2000 issue was taken
from the MA CD-ROM for ICME 2000 produced by Bill Richardson.
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