Sixty seconds. How many can you solve?
Math Sprint is a timed mental arithmetic game that adapts to you. Answer three in a row correctly and the problems get harder — and more valuable. Miss one and you drop back down. The result is a workout that keeps you right at the edge of your ability for the full sixty seconds.
The five levels
- Warm-up — single-digit addition.
- Two digits — addition and subtraction into the double digits.
- Times tables — multiplication through 12×12.
- Power math — division and two-digit multiplication.
- Expert — percentages, squares, and big sums.
Mental math tricks that raise your score
- Left to right: add 47 + 38 as 70 + 15, not the way you learned on paper.
- Round and adjust: 29 × 6 is 30 × 6 − 6 = 174.
- Percent flips: 25% of 80 is just 80 ÷ 4 = 20, and p% of q always equals q% of p.
- Squares near 10s: 21² = 20² + 2×20 + 1 = 441.
Number sense pairs nicely with raw speed — see how your reaction time compares, or apply the pattern instinct on the IQ test's number series section.