2007 Graduate Entrance Exam Mathematics Basic Tutorial

Author: Wang Shian et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Condensed and refined content from four mathematics textbooks (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Probability) to build a strong foundation; Selected questions + Commonly mistaken questions in reading + Forward-looking questions = High-quality questions. The questions in this book include: questions that candidates have easily made mistakes in previous years, questions that the authors have summarized over 40 years of teaching where students tend to make errors, and key questions from past years. We advise candidates not to waste time on unnecessary questions, such as those that are out of scope, overly difficult, biased, unconventional, or trivial. What is particularly valuable is that this book includes forward-looking questions newly constructed by experienced professors that candidates would not encounter elsewhere. These questions are ingeniously designed and unique. Solving such problems not only reinforces knowledge but also improves learning methods; they also enhance logical analysis skills and mathematical thinking, reducing candidates' unfamiliarity with new questions during exams. The book is well-organized and meticulously edited, with all questions carefully proofread and recalculated for high accuracy. This book will provide candidates with a time-saving, efficient, and secure path. The content of this book is the culmination and embodiment of decades of teaching experience by authoritative experts in this field in China, with no intention of seeking quick success or attracting attention. As time goes on, a wider audience will undoubtedly recognize the book's level and depth.