In this class we are studying about interesting formula of math with magic.

Math magic tricks can liven up any math class and create a sense of wonder and curiosity about math. Not only that, math magic creates a new context for algebraic reasoning as students go beyond "What's the answer?" to explore "What's the trick?"

Maths and magic have been partners for a long time. Back in the days of Pythagoras, numbers were connected more with mysticism than with conjuring, but discoveries like the "3, 4, 5" triangle were enough to make people believe that some numbers must have magical powers.

Write down a three-digit number whose digits are decreasing. Then reverse the digits to create a new number, and subtract this number from the original number. With the resulting number, add it to the reverse of itself. The number you will get is 1089!

The Magic Formula (Pacejka) tire model for the longitudinal force is described by the following mathematical expression:Fy=D·sin[C·arctan{B·κ−E·(B·κ−arctan(Bκ)}]for pure longitudinal (brake/drive) slip κ. From: Essentials of Vehicle Dynamics, 2015.