“Beware of the man who works hard to learn something, learns it, and finds himself no wiser than before.”
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Hey Jasmine,
I just wanted to let you know that I had my mid - term for the second part of calculus and I got 70% on it :)!
Also on my weekly quizzes I've been getting btw 17 and 20 out of 20 (nothing less than 17) which is nothing less than 85%!
The final is coming up on April 30th and I KNOW I'm going to do well.
I would like to also thank for all of your help over the years with the various math courses I've been taking and for being there to help me the "night before the exam" on various occasions.
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“Logic Land, or into Math with imagination” is a collection of non-standard mathematical problems that are embedded in stories and illustrated. This book is about a fantastic town of magicians that do not use magic in everyday life. Instead they choose to use logic to find solutions to their everyday problems. Through solving the problems that are embedded in a story a student will learn how to distinguish the important information from unimportant one. Although the questions require only multiplication, division, subtraction, addition every problem is different and needs a new approach.
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