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TrendingAdvertisementA 10-year-old elementary school student in England set a Guinness World Record for solving multiplication and division problems in one minute.Nadub Gill, 10, a student at Longmoor Primary School in Long Eaton, England, spent some of his COVID-19 lockdown time practicing math on the Times Table Rock Stars app, and he ended up using the educational platform to set a Guinness World Record.AdvertisementGill answered in one minute, averaging out to more than three answers per second, beating about 700 other young students who attempted the new record created by Guinness in partnership with the app.The boy was for the highest score achieved on Times Tables Rock Stars in one minute.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement

TrendingAdvertisementA 10-year-old elementary school student in England set a Guinness World Record for solving multiplication and division problems in one minute.Nadub Gill, 10, a student at Longmoor Primary School in Long Eaton, England, spent some of his COVID-19 lockdown time practicing math on the Times Table Rock Stars app, and he ended up using the educational platform to set a Guinness World Record.AdvertisementGill answered in one minute, averaging out to more than three answers per second, beating about 700 other young students who attempted the new record created by Guinness in...

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