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245 00 a| Problems for student investigation /c| Michael B. Jackson and John R. Ramsay, editors.;

300 a| xiv, 206 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 28 cm.;

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490 1 a| Resources for calculus collection ;v| v. 4;

490 1 a| MAA notes ;v| v. 30;

520 a| "Calculus students should be expected to work on problems that require imagination, outside reading and consultation, cooperation, and coherent writing. They should work on open-ended problems that admit several different approaches and call upon students to defend both their methodology and their conclusion. Here is a source of 30 such projects." -- p. ix.;

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Problems for student investigation / Michael B. Jackson and John R. Ramsay, editors.

Other author	Jackson, Michael B. (Mic B.)
Other author	Ramsay, John R.
Format	Book
Publication Info	[Washington, D.C.] : Mathematical Association of America, [©1993]
Description	xiv, 206 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Subjects	Calculus--Problems, exercises, etc.

Series	Resources for calculus collection ; v. 4 MAA notes ; v. 30 Resources for calculus collection ; v. 4. ^A324535 MAA notes ; no. 30. ^A240125
Abstract	"Calculus students should be expected to work on problems that require imagination, outside reading and consultation, cooperation, and coherent writing. They should work on open-ended problems that admit several different approaches and call upon students to defend both their methodology and their conclusion. Here is a source of 30 such projects." -- p. ix.
Local note	Little-318266--305131024515U
LCCN	92062282
ISBN	0883850869

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