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   <li>I chose this books mainly because I always could not get a decent grades in math exams. And I don’t want my daughter to be afraid of math.</li>
   <li>Actually all kids are math kids.</li>
   <li>“You may have heard someone assert that a smart phone possesses more power than the mainframe computer that helped astronauts land on the moon. This is an understatement. An iPhone 6, obsolete now, could guide 120,000,000 Apollo aerial spacecraft to the moon simultaneously.” I am curious how the author get that number. Have we considered factors such as network bandwidth, latency, storage?</li>
-  <li>How will you calculate 35*18?
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-      <li>When I first heard this question, my initial thought is 35<em>(20-2), which is 35</em>20-35*2, which is 700-70, which is 630.</li>
+      <li>When I first heard this question, my initial thought is 35x(20-2), which is 35x20-35x2, which is 700-70, which is 630.</li>
       <li>Any easier way?
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-      <li>35<em>18, which is 35</em>2<em>9, which is 70</em>9, which is 630.</li>
+      <li>35x18, which is 35x2x9, which is 70x9, which is 630.</li>
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