Number challenges

Four different number problems. Work each one through at your own pace, with hints when you want them.

Multiplication, digit reversal, cube roots and prime factors.

Smaller values and direct clues. Use careful reasoning you can build on.

4 questions · No time limit

Up to 3 optional hints per question.

Example

Example

128 × 12 = ?

Try a short method first. The full working appears after you answer.

How this practice works

Classic has one multiplication, one digit reversal, one cube root and one prime factor problem. Extended has digit constraints, missing square digits, missing cube digits and one rotating Classic problem. Both have no deadline, Quick working and up to three hints per question.

Enter a whole number and press Enter or choose Check answer. A correct answer earns one point; hints do not change the score. Showing the answer earns no point for that question.

After each answer, review the method and check. Finishing all four questions saves the round in your practice history. Ending early does not save it.

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About this practice

Four different number problems. Work each one through at your own pace, with hints when you want them.

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