twitter math
math questions that are posed to work around the constraints allowed in a tweet—better still, if the problem also uses the number 140.
examples of twitter math are: 1) if you start a tweet with the pattern 1234567891011…, what is the last digit at the end of the tweet? 2) if a math book were limited to 140 pages, how many digits would it need to paginate the book?
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