Math Trivia Worksheets

Math Facts on Natural numbers:

Natural numbers start at 1 and goes to infinity. The difference between two consecutive integers is 1. In set notation, N = {1, 2, 3, 4, ...}

Math Facts on Integers:

Integers include natural numbers, negative of a natural numbers and zero. Zero takes the center position. Z = {..., -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, ...}

Math Trivia on Whole Numbers 1:

Whole numbers are set of natural numbers with an additional element zero. Whole numbers are represented by W. W = {0, 1, 2, 3, ...}

Math Trivia on Whole Numbers 2:

Learn about least, greatest whole numbers in different digits, difference between them, product and more facts.

Math Facts on Decimals 1:

Decimals can be represented in percents and fractions. Learn more about it here.

Math Facts on Decimals 2:

Math facts worksheets on decimals contain additional information about decimals.

Math Trivia on Fractions:

Fractions are combination of numerators and denominators. It can be written as recurring or non recurring decimals, terminating or non terminating decimals, or percents.

Math Trivia on Percent:

Percent is the most important application in math. Learn interesting facts about percent, its relation with fractions and decimals, the way of representation and more.

Math Facts on Complex Numbers:

Numbers in the form of a + ib, where a and b are real numbers, i = sqrt(-1) called as complex number. Learn more about complex numbers here.

Math Facts on Ratio and Proportion:

Comparing any two quantities are generally terms as ratio and comparing two ratios are called as proportions.

Math Trivia on Polynomials:

Facts about algebraic polynomials, expressions and more.

Math Trivia on Point:

Geometry facts worksheets contain information about a point.

Math Facts on Straight Lines:

Straight lines are collection of infinite number of collinear points. Straight lines never end. Straight lines have no thickness. Learn more facts about straight lines.

Math Facts on Triangles:

Triangle is a three sided polygon. It can be classified based on sides and angles. Sum of the angles in a triangle equals 180 degree. Find more facts about triangles.

Math Trivia on Circles:

Math facts worksheet about circles and parts of the circles. Locus of a point equidistant from the fixed point called as circles.

Math Trivia on Polygons:

Closed figures formed by line segments called as polygons. We classify polygons based on number of sides.