Passing Questions of Graduate Entrance Exam Mathematics (Mathematics I and II) (Wendeng Graduate Entrance Exam Passing Guidance Series)

Author: Chen Wending (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Designed by Professor Chen Wending for those with weak foundations and limited time for postgraduate entrance exams. The author reveals: The secret to passing the exam lies in mastering the "three basics" (basic concepts, basic theorems, basic formulas) and the problem-solving techniques for fundamental question types. Based on the 2006 postgraduate entrance exam syllabus, Chen Wending and his mathematics team launched their new masterpiece—The Wending Postgraduate Entrance Exam Guidance Series (7 volumes) in 2005 for the 2006 exam. This series primarily targets candidates with weak mathematical foundations and insufficient review time. This book is a crash course designed for those with tight study schedules, poor mathematical foundations, or who have not studied math for many years but are preparing for the exam. Completely aligned with the 2006 mathematics exam syllabus, it comprehensively analyzes 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 postgraduate entrance exam in mathematics. This book consists of four parts: Part 1 introduces basic question types in advanced mathematics; Part 2 introduces basic question types in linear algebra; Part 3 introduces basic question types in probability and mathematical statistics; Part 4 introduces basic question types in applied problems. This book is suitable for candidates taking the Mathematics I or Mathematics II exam.