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The number on the die becomes the value of n.  \n- The player then chooses one calculation hexagon does not have any counterson. The player has to work out the value of the expression involving the value of n.  \n- If the player gets the value of the expression wrong, play passes to the next player.  \n- The game finishes when all the hexagons are covered up.  \n- The winner of the game is the person who manages to cover up most hexagons.  \nVariations  \n- Alternative ways to play:  \no Throw 2 dice to make this game more challenging.  \n- Allow 3 lives for the incorrect mistakes. If you make a mistake, you lose a life but you can still have another go at covering up the hexagon. Once your lives are used up, you have to miss a go.  \nExample- if the number on the dice was 4, then 2n+1 would equal 2x4+1=9.  \nn 2  \nn-5  \n10-n 12-2n  \n2n-3 n 2 +1  \n10n 3n-1  \nn-2  \n2n+1  \n24/n 4n+1  \n2(n-1) 5n + 1  \n7-n 2(n+1)  \n3n  \n6n  \nn+10  \nn+4","cbCaipullD9096Vw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipullD9096Vw","pdf",238805,"English","# Game Overview\n## Instructions\n## Gameplay Variations\n## Example Calculation","[{\"question\":\"How is the value of n determined during the game?\",\"answer\":\"The value of n is determined by the number rolled on the die by the player whose turn it is.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is declared the winner of the game?\",\"answer\":\"The winner is the player who successfully covers the highest number of hexagons with their colored counters by the time the board is full.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if a player answers an algebraic expression incorrectly?\",\"answer\":\"If a player gets the answer wrong, play immediately passes to the next participant. 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