Section 13.1 Small Number and the Red Kangaroo
Written by: Veselin Jungic Illustrated by: Lila Mohammed A Tribute to Jonathan Borwein, 1951-2016, one of the founders of Experimental Mathematics Small Number is a young boy who gets into a lot of mischief. Once upon a time, he travelled by train through an unknown land with his sister and their grandma.



Question: Why did Grandma say: “In this country there is at least one kangaroo with at least one red side!”?
