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Mathematical Problems And Puzzles from the Polish Mathematical Olympiads (Popular Lectures in Mathematics Vol 10) – Straszewicz
In this post, we will see the book Mathematical Problems And Puzzles from the Polish Mathematical Olympiads by S. Straszewicz. This book is volume 10 of Popular Lectures in Mathematics series. About the book THIS book is a translation of … Continue reading
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Tagged algebra, arithmetic, circles, constructions, fractions, geometrical magnitudes, geometry, inequalities, integers, lines, loci, mathematical puzzles, mathematics, maxima, minima, olympiad, polish, polygons, polynomials, problem books, properties, proving theorems, triangles, trigonometry
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Criteria For Divisibility (Popular Lectures in Mathematics Vol 16) – Vorob’ev
In this post, we will see the book Criteria For Divisibility by N. N. Vorob’ev. This book is Volume 16 of Popular Lectures in Mathematics series. About the book N. N. Vorob’ev’s Criteria for Divisibility introduces the high school or … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, divisibility, equivalence classes, equivalence relations, integers, linear ordering, mathematics, number theory, numbers, partial ordering, popular lectures in mathematics, sets, soviet, well-ordered sets, well-ordering principles
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