
Math Meets Myths: Greek Gods & Numbers
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What number is represented by the number of heads Cerberus had, according to most myths?
The Golden Ratio is often associated with beauty. Which of these numbers is closest to the Golden Ratio?
The Parthenon, dedicated to the goddess Athena, has columns in the Doric order. What is the mathematical shape most closely associated with a column?
If each labor of Heracles involved overcoming one obstacle, and he had twelve labors, what mathematical operation best represents the total number of obstacles?
Pythagoras, a famous mathematician, is said to have had a profound impact on ancient Greece. Which theorem is he best known for?
The Greek alphabet is still used in mathematics today. Which Greek letter is commonly used to represent the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter?
If Zeus had power equal to 10 and Poseidon's power equaled 8, what is the difference in their power?
Many Greek temples were built with precise angles. What is the measurement, in degrees, of a right angle?
The labyrinth where the Minotaur lived was designed to be confusing. What geometric concept is related to being difficult to navigate because of twists and turns?
Archimedes, a Greek mathematician, famously exclaimed 'Eureka!' What mathematical concept did he allegedly discover in his bathtub?


