ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS IN PROBLEMS T.1 - LEV KURLYANDCHIK

Discover the fascinating world of elementary mathematics with this unique collection of problems. This book is designed to help students, teachers, and all mathematics enthusiasts understand the fundamental ideas and concepts. This collection is an excellent tool for developing problem-solving skills and deepening mathematical knowledge. Prepare for an intellectual journey that will open up new perspectives and allow you to look at mathematics from a completely different angle.

• Specially selected problems presenting the basic ideas of elementary mathematics
• Developing the habit of understanding the idea, not just solving the problem
• Independent formulation of similar problems, generalization of problems
• Intended for students, teachers, students and all interested in mathematics
• Unconventional, interesting mathematical problems

This collection of problems aims to present the basic ideas of elementary mathematics through specially selected and grouped tasks. When working with this collection, it is important to develop the habit - not only to solve the task, but to try to understand the idea it represents. To this end, you should try to formulate similar tasks yourself, try to generalize the problem presented.

This book is an invaluable aid for students preparing for exams, mathematics competitions and Olympiads. Teachers will find inspiration for conducting classes and interesting tasks that will diversify lessons. Teaching students can use the collection to deepen their knowledge and improve their teaching skills. For all those who are passionate about mathematics, this book will be a fascinating read and a source of inspiration.

Aksjomat Piotr Nodzyński Publishing House guarantees high quality and care in the selection of content. Attention to detail and a professional approach to creating publications make the books of this publishing house enjoy recognition among readers. The book has 230 pages, format 240x160x20 mm, hardcover. It was published in 2005.