Solving Applied Problems with the Incremental Method (Suitable for Junior High School Students)

Author: Liu Chang
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book introduces this method and its wide applications through numerous examples. It also includes categorized exercises with solutions for reference. The best way for readers to practice is to think through the problems first and then check the reference answers to enhance independent thinking skills. Some problems offer multiple solutions to broaden perspectives and develop problem-solving abilities. The methods for each example and exercise are not exhaustive, and the problems listed later may be more challenging than those at the beginning. The book's features are practical, innovative, easy to learn, and comprehensive. Practicality refers to its usefulness in solving real-world problems, such as daily assignments, exams, and even middle school entrance exam questions. Innovation refers to the uniqueness of the method. Ease refers to its simplicity and ease of mastery. Comprehensiveness refers to the abundance of problems and solutions, with over 270 problems included, making it a comprehensive guide to problem-solving using the method. It can be used as a reference material for self-study and consultation.
This book can serve as supplementary reading material for middle school students outside of class and also as a reference for math competitions.