Math Variations 100 Examples Explained

Author: Wang Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Those who can solve problems may not necessarily be able to create them, but those who can create problems must be able to solve them. Because the process of creating problems is not only a process of solving problems, but more importantly, it is a process of leading problem-solving to in-depth research. It is a process of gradual deduction and deepening starting from a simple problem, and it is a process of exploring innovation. The writing of this book takes the variation exploration of mathematical problems as the starting point, introducing the ways and techniques for the evolution and deepening of mathematical problems. The book consists of ten chapters, with the first two chapters explaining the significance and ability requirements of mathematical variation, and the following eight chapters are the author's organization and summary of key junior high school mathematical problems based on different evolution methods. This book is suitable for reference by junior high school mathematics teachers and students.