Japanese Arithmetic Olympiad 1-10 Problem Solutions

Author: Zhang Li
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The Japan Math Olympiad began in 1992. Every year, it first holds preliminary rounds nationwide, with the final competition taking place in Tokyo, where selected participants from the national preliminaries and representatives from several countries gather. It is particularly noteworthy that we have established a deep friendship with China. Starting from the edition, China has sent teams annually to participate, and Chinese teachers have also been involved in setting the problems each year. The Japan Math Olympiad, despite its limited resources, has been able to continue for ten editions and persist to this day, which is inextricably linked to the attention and support from various levels of education authorities in Beijing and the contributions of numerous Chinese mathematics teachers. This book is the first domestically published one introducing the Japan Math Olympiad. It compiles all competition problems from the edition to the present. The questions are characterized by their novelty, fun, and relevance to daily life. Due to differences in national conditions and culture, the perspectives and approaches in setting and solving problems can vary greatly. Reading this book allows you to experience the authentic problem-solving thinking of the Japanese, thereby broadening your horizons and enjoying the joy of thinking.