RICHMOND, Va. — How often do you think about math in your daily life? Do you find yourself going around in circles? Do things add up? A new touring exhibition at the Science Museum of Virginia aims to ...

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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — The Science Museum of Virginia has a new exhibition opening soon that highlights the ways that math fits into music, sports, movies, games and more. (Courtesy of: Evergreen ...