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Mathematical Tricks, Puzzles and Oddities for the Young and Old

Mathematical Tricks, Puzzles and Oddities for the Young and Old

Paperback

Series: Problem Solving in Mathematics and Beyond

General Mathematics

ISBN10: 9819823188
ISBN13: 9789819823185
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company
Published: Sep 18 2026
Pages: 324
Weight: 1.29
Height: 0.88 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Step into a world where numbers surprise, shapes intrigue, and logic delights. Mathematical Tricks, Puzzles and Oddities for the Young and Old invites readers of all ages to explore the fascinating quirks and hidden wonders of elementary mathematics. From unexpected number patterns and clever arithmetic tricks to curious geometric relationships and mind-bending logic puzzles, this book offers a rich variety of brain-stimulating challenges. Whether you're a student, teacher, or curious thinker, you'll find plenty to entertain, inspire, and sharpen your mind. Each chapter presents a unique collection of mathematical oddities--from numerical stunts and arithmetic puzzles to geometric challenges and logical conundrums--designed to provoke that satisfying aha! moment. Some of these oddities can be fully explained, while others have puzzled minds for centuries. Either way, they're guaranteed to stretch your thinking and boost your confidence in tackling problems creatively. Packed with activities that blend fun with learning, this book transforms math into a source of joy and discovery. It's not just about solving problems--it's about experiencing the unexpected, sharing delightful surprises with others, and keeping your brain active and engaged. As the saying goes, He who rests, rusts--so pick up this book and give your mind the workout it deserves!

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General Mathematics