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How would I explain to middle school students the "pulling out of a hat" of . first the $LCM-1$, and secondly the $LCM*(n)-1$ parts?
- Good Book On Combinatorics
In my opinion, Cohen's Basic Techniques of Combinatorial...
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I need to come up with a mathematical task for middle school...
- Good Book On Combinatorics
In my opinion, Cohen's Basic Techniques of Combinatorial Theory is a good introduction for who first learning about the subject. If you want to see many outstanding ideas, I suggest Proofs that Really Count by Benjamin/Quinn. For complete studies, Stanley's famous 2 volumes is a good choice
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I need to come up with a mathematical task for middle school (9th grade), which involves either algebra, functions, probability or statistics (anything but geometry actually). My problem is, that the ...
15 wrz 2023 · What are the key ideas about (1) mathematical modelling and (2) teaching it to pupils, who are often in middle school, but might be in primary school or even the latter part of secondary education (videregånde in Norway)?
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