7 X 13 = 28

Now, if you would like to examine the significance of this new math, check out this post on Denialism at TUIBG

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Like Who's on First?, they did this skit a number of times in different shows, though I haven't seen this particular version of it.

New Math
New-hoo-hoo Math
It won't do you a bit of good to review math
It's so simple
So very simple
That only a child can do it.

Tomorrow, we're going to learn fractions.

By Katharine (not verified) on 09 Dec 2009 #permalink

This does hit upon a serious issue: A lot of people learn algorithms for division and multiplication and don't understand what they are doing at all.