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Mathematics in Crime: Unlocking Mysteries

Explore how math aids in solving crimes through DNA fingerprinting, event modeling, bullet paths, and more. Join the Maths Week 2008 from February 4th to 8th for themed lessons, puzzles, and guest speakers. Decode encrypted messages in a FBI-inspired activity.

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Mathematics in Crime: Unlocking Mysteries

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  1. CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT www.mathsweeknews.co.ukwww.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk

  2. MATHS AND CRIME MATHS WEEK 2008 FEBRUARY 4th - 8th www.mathsweeknews.co.ukwww.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk

  3. TELL TIME MORE THAN FORMULAS AND EQUATIONS IT’S LOGIC IT’S USING YOUR MIND SOLVE THE BIGGEST MYSTERIES WEATHER IT’S RATIONALITY HANDLE MONEY

  4. MATHS AND CRIME DNA Fingerprinting How does maths help to solve crime? Modeling of events Path of a Bullets www.mathsweeknews.co.ukwww.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk

  5. How you can get involved... Visitors Numb3rs Showing @ Lunchtime Lab Coat Competition Online Competition Themed Lessons Guest Speakers Daily Puzzles Tutor Activities www.mathsweeknews.co.ukwww.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk

  6. ASSEMBLY FOLLOW UP FBI Special Agent Don Eppes is trying to track a serial poisoner who is contaminating pharmaceutical drugs. He enlists the help of his brother Charlie, a Mathematics Professor, to help him track down the poisoner.

  7. NUMB3RS

  8. ASSEMBLY FOLLOW UP What is Charlie telling us? ... W H E R E _ _ E R E

  9. ASSEMBLY FOLLOW UP YOUR TASK: Using your knowledge of the English Language decipher coded messages that the FBI have intercepted between a serial poisoner and a their accomplice inside the pharmacy. GOOD LUCK!

  10. TELL TIME MORE THAN FORMULAS AND EQUATIONS IT’S LOGIC IT’S USING YOUR MIND SOLVE THE BIGGEST MYSTERIES WEATHER IT’S RATIONALITY HANDLE MONEY

  11. MATHS AND CRIME MATHS WEEK 2008 FEBRUARY 4th - 8th www.mathsweeknews.co.ukwww.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk www.mathsweeknews.co.uk

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