Passing Questions of Postgraduate Entrance Exam Mathematics (Mathematics Three, Four) (Wendeng Postgraduate Passing Guidance Series)

Author: Chen Wending (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: In 2005, Chen Wending and his mathematics team launched their new masterpiece—“Wendeng Graduate Entrance Exam Guidance Series” (7 volumes) for the 2006 exam takers. This series is primarily aimed at candidates with weak mathematical foundations and limited review time. This book is specifically written for those who are short on study time, have poor mathematical foundations, or have not touched math for many years but are preparing for the graduate entrance exam. It is a quick-reference guide for such students. The book is completely aligned with the 2006 mathematics exam syllabus, comprehensively analyzing past exam papers to select important question types. With thorough review, candidates can master problem-solving methods and techniques, achieving the goal of passing the graduate entrance exam mathematics. The book is divided into four parts: Part 1 introduces basic question types in calculus; Part 2 introduces basic question types in linear algebra; Part 3 introduces basic question types in probability theory and mathematical statistics; Part 4 introduces basic question types in applied problems. This book is suitable for candidates taking the Mathematics III or Mathematics IV exam.