Once upon a time, in a stunning, sun-sweaked slice of America known as New Mexico, lived a merry tribe of maths-loving munchkins. Can you imagine a place where every kid is crazy about numbers? Well, that's New Mexico for you - a state full of enchanting deserts, snowy mountaintops, and salsa as fiery as the kids' passion for math! This isn't a simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division kind of love. Oh no, these kids are into hardcore calculus, algebra, geometry, and even trigonometry! And they did it all under the watchful eyes of their math-loving mascot, none other than the legendary "Pythagoras Pecos", a cowboy with a calculator instead of a gun, and a protractor instead of a lasso. Pythagoras Pecos had a funny habit of bursting into a hearty laughter whenever he solved a math problem. "Yeehaw!" he'd exclaim, his laughter echoing through the valleys, making the prairie dogs pop their heads out to see what the excitement was about. Pythagoras was as fast with numbers as he was with his cowboy boots, making sure every kid in New Mexico knew their way around a math problem. Every day, the kids would gather around Pythagoras, their faces glowing with excitement and anticipation. They'd laugh, squabble, and cheer as they tackled one math problem after another, their love for numbers growing with each passing day. In New Mexico, with Pythagoras Pecos by their side, math was more than just a subject. It was an adventure, a wild ride through the untamed frontier of numbers and equations, and every kid was raring to be a part of it!