If you have a number that is hard to play and few open spaces consider using the delete function.

If you have a number you can play only after clearing a space out place that number in the keep cell.

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Try to keep center tiles clear as best you can & try to place prime numbers in or near the corners.Pay attention to the 2 “up next” tiles below the current tiles, as you may see a match for one of them and know which stone you need to keep clear.As you score points you level up, with the delete credit restored whenever you change levels.The third chain reaction scores 66 points.The second chain reaction scores 34 points.You can score combination chain reactions where a second or third match is made after the first set.Each number you decrement is worth 11 points.Each cell you clear out is worth 11 points.Each number tile you lay is worth a point.You are given a temporary keep cell which you can use repeatedly to temporarily store tiles.Each time you reach another level you get a delete credit which lasts until used, though you can only carry one deletion credit at a time.Your matches can set off chain reactions to further boost your score.For example, a 32 tile can be placed in between tiles valued at 4 and 8 and it would remove all 3 tiles at once. You can match more than 2 tiles at a time.

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Matches can be made vertically or horizontally, though not diagonally.When one tile is larger than the other the larger tile will be divided by the value of the smaller tile. When numbers precisely match both tiles will be removed.Place numbers next to each other where both numbers are the same or one number is a multiple of the other number.The larger board size gives you far more play options & makes it easier to set off chain reactions.The smaller board size makes it harder to make matches as you have fewer cells to work with.The next up number tile and 2 subsequent tiles are shown in the bottom center of the screen.The keep storage cell is shown in the lower right.The lower left has a delete cell which shows when the feature is charged up.Right of the level number your current score is displayed.Underneath the record score your current level number is shown.The upper right corner has the move undo button and a count for how many undo credits you have.The upper left corner shows your all time record score.Tap the screen with a finger to select number tiles and drag them into position.Use your mouse left click button to select number tiles and drag them into position.For each game mode your web browser automatically saves your high score.Select the orange and white 4×4 or 3×3 button on the welcome screen.Use the holding cell and discard feature for hard-to-play cells. Even when you have completed a level, you can continue practicing at that level, but it gives you no more knowledge points.Place divisible numbers in adjacent cells to divide them. A cleared level has a green background above. You only earn knowledge points for levels that has not been cleared before. In Division, the maximum number of collectable gold medals is 35. A gold medal will be received after 10 completed rounds. You'll get a bronze medal when you complete a level 2 times and a silver medal after 5 completed rounds. The maximum number of points (35 knowledge points) is achieved when you pass all 35 levels. Numerator divided by the denominator results in a quotient: 6Ĭalculation of knowledge pointsEach completed game level gives 1 knowledge point in Division. Division in the language of mathematicsĭivision is one of the four basic rules of arithmetic and you can either talk about dividing two numbers or finding the quotient between two numbers. Can you solve all questions, you get one knowledge point and the numbers button will be marked green. This will give you up to ten fractions where you have to count division and find the quotient.

Free online math practice divisions