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damath chips
if you win you loose, if you loose you win
kick the player and laugh loud when the scorer was angry smack him
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Damath is a board game that is closely similar to chess that is now being popular and used as an educational sport. Damath is a combination word of 'dama' and 'mathematics' and invented by a Filipino teacher named Jesus L. Huenda.
damath chips
if you win you loose, if you loose you win
In playing binary damath, players use mathematical operations (+, -, x, ÷) to manipulate numbers in binary form (0s and 1s). Techniques include strategic placement of number chips on the board to maximize points, calculating the most efficient moves based on the opponent's chips, and utilizing the "capture" rule to gain an advantage by removing the opponent's chips. Additionally, players can employ logical reasoning and critical thinking skills to anticipate the opponent's next move and plan accordingly to secure victory.
2,-5,8,-11 -7,10,-3,0,4,-1,6,-9
i dont know because i didn't play it yet....
kick the player and laugh loud when the scorer was angry smack him
image of damath board
third year sci damath is also like the other sci damas, it depends on what is your dama topics and the given numbers chips ... 1st yr - electro sci damath 2nd yr. sci. notation 3rd yr. thi. sci damath 4th yr thermo sci damath
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In DAMATH (or "Da Math") Fraction, players use a game board with cells labeled with fractions. The objective is to capture your opponent's pieces by moving your own pieces according to the rules of the game. Players can move their pieces diagonally or orthogonally, capturing their opponent's pieces by landing on them. The player with the most captured pieces at the end of the game wins.
The kinds of damath games are integer, rational, radical and polynomial damath. Damath is an educational board game and it comes from the word 'dama' and 'Mathematics'.
damath is a kind of game that people loves to play jus t like chess . . . .. .