Math Climber Everest
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- December 12, 2020
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- 0.5
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- October 2020
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- 60.9 MB
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- Everyone
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About Math Climber Everest
Math Climber Everest is an education app developed by Bloop Apps.
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Math Climber Everest is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 60.85 MB. The latest version available is 0.5. The last update was on December 12, 2020.
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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since October 2020.
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No registration - instant action - made to be fun!
Climb to the top by answering correct on questions, choose between existing categories or roll your own!
Use Power-ups like 50/50 - change Question - more Time - Double chance to gain some serious altitude!
When you have an altitude that is worth bragging about -> create a competition and compete. You can choose what categories you want to have.
With a bit of practise and creative thinking, you or your kid can train on any math serie!
An example, a serie created by you that looks like this:
[1->10] * [10->20] i: 5 can output things like
1 * 10 = ?
5 * ? = 75
Good luck mountaineer!