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Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians
Why did ordering an omelet cost one mathematician his life? Answers to this and other questions are found in this exciting new resource that shows your students how 60 mathematicians discovered mathematical solutions through everyday situations. These lessons are easily incorporated into the present...
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Teacher Ideas Press/ABC-CLIO
1999
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Acceso en línea: | http://cds.cern.ch/record/1319945 |
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author | Johnson, Art |
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description | Why did ordering an omelet cost one mathematician his life? Answers to this and other questions are found in this exciting new resource that shows your students how 60 mathematicians discovered mathematical solutions through everyday situations. These lessons are easily incorporated into the present curriculum as an introduction to a math concept, a homework piece, or an extra challenge. Teacher notes and suggestions for the classroom are followed by extension problems and additional background material. This is a great way to spark student interest in math. Grades 5-12. |
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spelling | cern-13199452021-04-22T01:10:55Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1319945engJohnson, ArtFamous Problems and Their MathematiciansMathematical Physics and MathematicsWhy did ordering an omelet cost one mathematician his life? Answers to this and other questions are found in this exciting new resource that shows your students how 60 mathematicians discovered mathematical solutions through everyday situations. These lessons are easily incorporated into the present curriculum as an introduction to a math concept, a homework piece, or an extra challenge. Teacher notes and suggestions for the classroom are followed by extension problems and additional background material. This is a great way to spark student interest in math. Grades 5-12.Teacher Ideas Press/ABC-CLIOoai:cds.cern.ch:13199451999 |
spellingShingle | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics Johnson, Art Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians |
title | Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians |
title_full | Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians |
title_fullStr | Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians |
title_full_unstemmed | Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians |
title_short | Famous Problems and Their Mathematicians |
title_sort | famous problems and their mathematicians |
topic | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics |
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