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"The Art of Problem Solving, Volume 1: The Basics" by Richard Rusczyk and Sandor Lehoczky. This book is designed to challenge and develop the problem-solving skills of students preparing for mathematical competitions. It covers topics such as algebra, counting and probability, number theory, and geometry.
"Putnam and Beyond" by Titu Andreescu and Razvan Gelca. This book contains a collection of challenging problems from the prestigious William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition, along with detailed solutions and explanations.
"Problem-Solving Strategies" by Arthur Engel. This book covers a wide range of mathematical topics, with a focus on problem-solving strategies and techniques. It includes hundreds of challenging problems, along with detailed solutions and commentary.
"The USSR Olympiad Problem Book: Selected Problems and Theorems of Elementary Mathematics" by D. O. Shklarsky, N. N. Chentzov, and I. M. Yaglom. Originally written for Soviet high school students preparing for math competitions, this book contains a wide range of challenging problems in algebra, geometry, and number theory.
"Challenging Problems in Algebra" by Alfred S. Posamentier and Charles T. Salkind. This book contains over 200 challenging problems in algebra, along with detailed solutions and commentary. It covers topics such as equations and inequalities, polynomials, and functions.
I hope this helps, and happy studying!
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]]>iamaditya, it has been four and a half months since your last reply to bobbym, who has since died.
The answer to # 15 is log(12).
That is news to me. I didn't know bobbym, but he helpfully replied to some of my posts here. RIP.
]]>iamaditya, it has been four and a half months since your last reply to bobbym, who has since died.
Yeah I know, (and I was the first few of them to know about it) so I was not expecting a reply. I wanted other members to give answers but till now I haven't received a single one.
The answer to # 15 is log(12).
Yes it's correct.
]]>The answer to # 15 is log(12).
]]>Hmm I know the weather is colder there but don't worry you will soon get adjusted there.
]]>What does the book say is the right answer for 16i?
I am trying to move to the next town over. It is only 2 miles away. Unfortunately, I might be having to go very close to NY. I hate the weather there but I may not have a choice.
]]>Hi;
I will try some more but I am preparing to move and this is occupying lots of my time. I will be a bit slower than usual.
Hmm, your 15 and 16 i) answers are wrong. The 16 ii) answer is correct.
Where are you moving, bobbym? Not from Florida to New York I hope? Anyways take your time, get the work right done and come back soon.
]]>I will try some more but I am preparing to move and this is occupying lots of my time. I will be a bit slower than usual.
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Note:-I must tell you all that these answers are open for all to solve. I do not want only bobbym to solve it, other users are also welcome to post their answers here.
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